A few preliminaries. A fun trip so far, a few glitches. My luggage didn't make the connection from Houston to Jackson, it finally caught up with me about midnight in Starkville. Everyone has been great, what a friendly place, wonderful people. A beautiful state. Really impressive program they put together here at Insurance Day.Here's the latest on the Scruggs disbarment: according to this update in the Daily Journal, the State Bar is saying that even if Scruggs' challenge -- that the rules require a copy of a conviction to be attached, and there is none because he has not yet been sentenced -- even if this is true, he should be suspended pending sentencing. Scruggs is represented by the immediate past general counsel of the State Bar, which has caused many to wonder: hey, hasn't
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