The Common Flaw: Needless Complexity in the Courts and 50 Ways to Reduce It

<strong>Brad Seligman is a Superior Court judge sitting in Alameda County, California. Previously, after a career as a class-action plaintiffs’ litigator, he founded and headed up the Impact Fund, a nonprofit organization that supports public policy litigation, based in Berkeley, California.</strong>

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Brad Seligman is a Superior Court judge sitting in Alameda County, California. Previously, after a career as a class-action plaintiffs’ litigator, he founded and headed up the Impact Fund, a nonprofit organization that supports public policy litigation, based in Berkeley, California.

Brad Seligman

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The Way We Have Always Done It: On Thomas G. Moukawsher’s “The Common Flaw”