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I cannot tell you what to think about the fact that the long-running Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, at DePaul University College of Law in Chicago, kicks off with a bankruptcy panel this year. The official title of the conference this year is Litigating the Public Good: Punishing Serious Corporate Misconduct. Much of the June 2-3 conference is scheduled to occur in person but online observation is available and free: register here.
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Un conductor negligente tendrá, sí o sí, que pagar por los daños causados a la parte involucrada, no somos únicos en el mundo, vivimos en sociedad y esta tiene reglas, entre mejor las sigamos, mejor será la convivencia, cuidémonos entre todos. LOS ACCIDENTES NO SE PUEDEN PREVER, PERO SÍ SE PUEDEN PREVENIR.
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