We have all heard bits and pieces of the Katrina insurance litigation, and wondered what else could possibly happen and when it is going to stop. Then the news about some plaintiffs attorneys possibly going to jail. For an exceptionally interesting description of the plaintiff's attorneys win at all costs approach to the litigation against State Farm, read the Fortune article entitled The Siege of State Farm (see here). Fascinating, and makes you wonder. Brought to you by MercatorPro.
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