A huge development: the Mississippi Supreme Court has agreed to hear the interlocutory appeal of Corban v. USAA, which I have written about here. Being as this case is about anti-concurrent cause, my favorite subject next to Scruggs and the Trailer Lawyers, I wish I had more time to write about this, but I don't. So this Anita Lee story will have to suffice for today.
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