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Author: Dan Greenberg

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Arkansas Politics Politics 

Brill Speaks! The Conclusion

February 7, 2018September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Dan Greenberg, Howard Brill

Today TAP concludes Dan Greenberg’s 2017 interview with Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law. The

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Arkansas Politics Politics 

Brill Speaks! Part 3

February 6, 2018September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Dan Greenberg, Howard Brill

This is the third part of our interview with Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law,

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Government 

Brill Speaks! Part 2

February 2, 2018September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Howard Brill, UALR Bowen School of Law

This is the second part of our interview with Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law.

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Government 

Brill Speaks!

February 1, 2018September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Howard Brill, UALR Bowen School of Law

Professor Howard Brill of the University of Arkansas School of Law was kind enough to allow us to interview him.

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Staff News 

Au revoir

November 6, 2017September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Dan Greenberg

(Editor’s note — this post was written roughly one week before it was published.)   About twelve hours from now,

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Law Tort Reform 

How does tort reform affect attorney fees?

August 19, 2017September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments tort reform

The proposed tort reform amendment – SJR 8 – would regulate attorneys’ contingency fees.

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Law Tort Reform 

How does tort reform affect the balance of powers and the separation of powers?

August 7, 2017September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 8 Comments tort reform

The American system is based on the idea that no one part of government exercises absolute power; instead, different parts of the government are balanced against one another.

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Law Tort Reform 

What are punitive damages, and how does tort reform affect them?

August 2, 2017September 10, 2018 Dan Greenberg 1 Comment sjr 8, tort reform

Courts impose punitive damages when a wrongdoer has done something extraordinarily careless or intentionally harmful.

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Government 

How Parents’ Rights Died

June 20, 2017 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Arkansas attorney ad litem, Caleb Taylor, CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocates, House Speaker Jeremy Gillam, Lenore Skenazy, Lori Kumpuris, Parents' Rights, Rep. Charlene Fite, Rep. Doug House, SB 305, state sen. alan clark

As I discussed in my post yesterday, earlier this year state Senator Alan Clark tried to address a significant problem

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Part 4: Why We Need Tort Reform

December 15, 2016March 5, 2019 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Joey McCutchen, tort reform

Readers of this blog have surely noticed that, in the past several days, I have summarized some of my interactions

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