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Jeffrey M. Liggio

Corporations and our “Justice Crisis”

The media and politicians tell us about a financial crisis, a terrorism crisis, a debt crisis, a crisis of confidence, blah, blah, blah. I spent some time today in one of the foreclosure divisions in the Palm Beach County courthouse. We have recently filed several class actions dealing with the massive overcharging of force placed insurance policies.

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Jeffrey M. Liggio

Today is the 100th anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

Today is the 100th anniversary of the fire that killed 146 young women and girls in 18 minutes. In the aftermath of the tragedy, where employers “compensated” the victims families by paying them $10.00 per dead person, the workers compensation laws in the United States was born.

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Jeffrey M. Liggio

Title Insurance Class Action Update

Since 2004, I have had the privilege, along with my good friends, our lead counsel Robert Axelrod, Scott Russell, Jay Dean, and John Mills to represent several terrific Florida citizens and homeowners in class action cases against three of the largest Title Insurers in Florida.

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Jeffrey M. Liggio

Advertising to “help” injured people

Over the years, we’ve all seen an explosion of TV advertising for injured people. Almost all of the ads involve a variation of a promise to get the injured person what they “deserve”.

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Jeffrey M. Liggio

Terrific New Reuters Article on Class Action Notices

Maybe because of inertia, maybe because it is easy, maybe because we simply don’t put 2 & 2 together, folks do things the same old way, even if that way is not the best way... It seems that almost every day in USA Today, there are several Class Action notices, filled with way too much, and too little information about a Class Action. It’s like the old Pogo cartoon: “We have met the enemy, and he is us!”.

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Jeffrey M. Liggio

An excellent well written Op Ed

I haven’t posted on this blog in a while, but I read this Op Ed by Bob Herbert in the New York Times last week that I just had to share. Mr. Herbert in a few words, without any political hyperbole, described how the leaders of our country are disconnected with how bad things really are for Americans.

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Jeffrey M. Liggio

Consumer Rights are in Jeopardy

How many consumers recognize that when they “agree” to a licensing agreement, when they get a new cell phone, when they open an account at a bank, when they buy a new computer, or a new software program, that they are “agreeing” to waive their rights to go to court.

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