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Williamsport trial lawyer and judicial leader Clifford Rieders talks about US Supreme Court balance, ‘packing the court’ and why all justices can’t agree on what is constitutional on On The Mark Podcast with host Mark Lawrence and co-host Ben Reichley.

Federal Court Hands Rieders, Travis, Humphrey, Waters & Dohrmann Client a Victory

U.S. District Judge Michael Baylson of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on January 16 ruled that strict liability claims filed by our clients, Crystal and Timothy Gross, in the case of Gross v. Coloplast, could continue. The couple, represented by Clifford A. Rieders, filed their legal claims due to injuries suffered by Mrs. Gross because of the defendant’s defective pelvic mesh. The judge denied the company’s motion to dismiss, which was based on a prior Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that medications couldn’t be subject to strict liability claims. The company tried to extend that decision to medical devices. Strict liability is a legal theory stating that those putting dangerous, defective products that injure people into the marketplace should be financially responsible for that harm.

Attorney Corey J. Mowrey Partnership Announcement

We are pleased to announce that Attorney Corey J. Mowrey has been named a partner at Rieders, Travis, Humphrey, Waters & Dohrmann. Corey is an experienced attorney who has served at the firm as an intern, associate, and senior associate. His practice areas include personal injury litigation, motor vehicle accidents, medical/hospital malpractice, slip and fall, commercial law, unemployment compensation and civil litigation. We are excited to welcome Corey as the firm’s newest partner, and we look forward to his continued commitment to providing our clients with quality legal representation.

The Internal Revenue Service Can Help to Prevent Terrorism

By Leonard Getz and Clifford A. Rieders

While universities may plead powerless to stopping the spread of educational corruption and terrorist ideology in their Saudi and Iranian funded Middle East studies programs, the Internal Revenue Service cannot. Universities must adhere to a series of IRS codes and criteria for determining whether an educational institution is educational or a vehicle for propaganda. If the IRS applied these codes and procedures as they should, many universities would have their tax exempt status revoked.

We hear a lot about “due process” these days. President Trump tweeted the question as to whether accused male sexual offenders are entitled to “due process.” So what exactly are Trump and others who trumpet the phrase talking about?

The Legal Intelligencer, the leading legal publication in Pennsylvania, on March 1, 2018, published an article entitled “Pa. Superior Court Adds to Debate Over Jury Instructions in Wake of ‘Tincher’.” Cliff Rieders has been instrumental in this debate.

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POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS (PPT files)

PAJ Winter Member Meeting January 2018
Medical Malpractice: Current Issues and A View from the Bench September 2018
Annual Update of the Law November 2017
Medical Malpractice Case Law Update November 2017
Medical Malpractice – Critical Issues in Current Practice November 2016
The Year in Review PBI June 2016
Annual Update of the Law March 2016
Pennsylvania Uniform Arbitration Act 2016
PBI’s Section 1983 Claims November 2015
New Face of Strict Liability Law in PA December 2014
Patient Safety Authority March 2014
Lycoming Law Association March 2014
Philadelphia Bar Association December 2013
8th Annual Medical Malpractice Seminar November 2013
PADC Annual Meeting June 2013
Annual Update of the Law May 2013
PAJ Annual Update of the Law October 2012
Annual Update June 2012
Med Mal Seminar April 2012
Hot Legal Topics Aug 2011

PRESS RELEASES
AND DEVELOPMENTS (PDF files)

Clifford Rieders has been recognized for 20 years of Board Certification in Civil Trial Law January 2021
Cliff Rieders presented for Celesq Attorneys Ed Center and West LegalEd Center December 2020
The Intersection Between Law & Medicine November 2020
Cliff Rieders presented a national seminar for West Legal Education/Celesq entitled, “Practitioners Take Note: Don’t Get Bitten by the Federal Tort Claims Act.” October 2020
Cliff Rieders has been named as a Super Lawyer in the Pennsylvania and Delaware editions 2020 continually since the inception of the recognition June 2020
Clifford A. Rieders presented to the medical students at Rambam Medical College-Technion Medical School-Israel March 2020
Lycoming County Pro Bono Referral Program February 2020
Attorney Cliff Rieders has been granted 2020 AV Preeminent Rating January 2020
Cliff Rieders Teaches at the Premiere Annual Medical Malpractice Seminar October 2019
Zionist Organization of America September 2019
Cliff Rieders Named an Adviser to the American Law Institute September 2019
National Trial Lawyers September 2019
Clifford A. Rieders Appointed to Pennsylvania Civil Procedural Rules Committee May 2019
Cliff Rieders Was a Featured Speaker at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute Seminar on Legal Updates March 2019
Cliff Rieders Named Super Lawyer 16th Year in a Row February 2019
North Central Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association and North Central Pennsylvanians for a Brighter Future January 2019
Attorney Cliff Rieders Moderates Pennsylvania Association for Justice Arbitration Forum January 2019
The Best Lawyers in America September 2018
Current Issues and a View from the Bench August 2018
Law Day Speaker: Think Outside the Branches of Government May 2018
Press Release March 2018
Cliff Rieders Presents at the 2017 Annual Medical Malpractice Seminar in Philadelphia November 2017
Cliff Rieders Presents to Lycoming Law Association November 2017
Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority September 2017
Williamsport Attorney Granted Another Trial Advocacy Board Certification July 2017
Local Attorney Speaks About Arbitration and Consumer Rights May 2017
Press Release – Super Lawyers Jan 2017
Press Release – Med Mal Seminar Nov 2016
Press Release – Cliff Rieders Profiled ZOA Report Fall 2016
Press Release Oct 2016
Press Release Super Lawyers May 2016
Press Release – Med Mal Seminar Nov 2013
National Ranking for Hospitals for Pennsylvania Dec 2012
Press Release July 2013
Attorney, Manager Present Web Seminar (The Express, Lock Haven, PA)
Connecting Moses and the Fourth of July July 2011
2 Attorneys Named Super Lawyers July 2011
Settlement of Death Actions June 2011
Healthy Healthcare Feb 2010
When Athens Fell? Jan 2010
How Healthy is Healthcare? Jan 2010
The Health Care Dilema; Or Is It? July 2009
Elect or Appoint; Who should run municipal Government? July 2009
Declining Medical Malpractice Claims, Increasing Medical Errors June 2009
Judge Muir: A Living Legend
Birth Trauma Case Provides Care for Infant and Family
Travis and Rieders Named Super Lawyers 2004
Rieders Attends American Law Institute meeting

People and Places: Updates on the Frye/Daubert test
by Cliff Rieders

Trial Lawyers Support Doctors on Whistleblower Protection
by John M. Humphrey, President

March 28, 2003: Sexual Harassment Claim Upheld By Judge

Court Sacks Lawmakers’ End Runs
by Cliff Rieders

Failure to do proper diagnostic testing to reveal the aneurysm
Settlement of Dissecting Aortic Aneurysm Settlement
Doe v. Surgeon Without Vascular Subspecialty

Laser surgery contraindicated by keratoconus
Construction Foreman Doe v. Ophthalmologist Eye Surgeon
North Central Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas Lycoming County
Settlement September 2003

Failure To Biopsy For Endometrial Cancer
Settlement of Estate of Doe v. OB/GYN
Central Pennsylvania

March 28, 2003: Law Firm Awards Scholarships
September 24, 1999: Jury Awards Largest Medical Malpractice Verdict in the Middle District of Pennsylvania
June 22, 2005: Law Firm Awards Scholarships

Pennsylvania’s Patient Safety Authority: An Overview
by Cliff Rieders

Jane Doe vs. Plastic Surgeon
by Cliff Rieders

Mcare Commission Testimony

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OP-ED ARTICLES by Clifford Rieders (PDF files)

December 2020
COVID-19 and Collateral Profits
Counting Votes and the Rule of Law
One People

November 2020
What a Tie Election Looks Like
The End of the Party?
Sauce for Goose and Gander
Facts or Philosophy: Which Should Drive Court Decisions?

October 2020
Jean Staiman: A Lost Art
Elections Turn on a Dime
Joy in Tough Times
Vitamin Supplements and You
Desperate Times and Desperate Measures
PDMP and Social Media Discovery
Do We Still Live in a Democracy?

September 2020
“Nothing New Under The Sun”
Shame and Pride
Shooting Man’s Best Friend
The Bar Room Door Swings Both Ways
Justice and Judaism

August 2020
No End To The Mischief
Lawsuits And Other Scary Bedtime Stories
Paving The Way To Hell

July 2020
Wolf v. Scarnati
Civil Liberties: The Delicate Balance
Bitten By The Federal Tort Claims Act
Do Foreigners Have Free Speech Rights, Especially When Advocating for Prostitution
Separation of Powers, or is it Delegation of Powers, is Alive and Well
Presidential Privacy
Exploring the Reaches of the First Amendment
Robocalls Get The Boot
The 9th of Av, in Modern Terms

June 2020
Protesting the Statues

May 2020
Sign Of The Times
Joseph L. Rider
Flying Under The Radar
The Limits of the Police Power in Pennsylvania
The Masked Courtroom

April 2020
The Courts and COVID-19
Passover, Freedom and the Coronavirus
The View From Afar
The Trip Home
The World Without The Usual Stuff

March 2020
Thank You Left-Wing Americans
The Politics of Politics
Uber Drivers: Who Has the Right to Control?
Life In The Brave New World
Distorted view of the First Amendment
Hero or Coward?

February 2020
The Verdict Is In
Products Liability: The Swinging Pendulum
Talmudic Discourse in the Federal Courts

January 2020
The Jewish Community as a Political Football
The Promised Land for Cats
When the Loyal Opposition is not so Loyal
A Concerned Press
Arbitration by Hyperlink: Or Not?
Out With The Old, In With The New
Social Media: Salvation or Satan?
Words of Hate
Are The Times Really Changin’?

November 2019
Root Cause Analysis: Why the American Jewish World Seems Disinterested in the Future of Israel

October 2019
Celebrating Richard Wagner, the Anti-Semite
Impeachment as Normal Politics
Legislative Prayer
Clifford Rieders Teaches at the Premiere Annual Med Mal Seminar
The Odd and the Quirky
What’s New

September 2019
The Associated Press Falls Off the Rails
Israeli Elections for Americans
“I Am Not a Crook”
Presentation at Gala Acceptance of Lee Bender Defender of Israel Award
Survival of Anti-Semitism in the Modern World

August 2019
Mar-A-Lagowood Comes to Montoursville
Leaving the Nest
A National Day of Mourning
Is it Time to Amend the Constitution of the United States?
Clash of Interests Concerning Religion Versus Gay Rights
Look Who Thinks He Is King of the Jews

July 2019
Amazon Gets Bitten
Control Over Communication
Cross or Crossroads?
Will the Moon Excitement Dissipate?

June 2019
Edwin Kosik – More than the “Kids for Cash” Judge
Unanswered Questions in Mitchell vs. Shikora
The Rockefellers’ Boys Anti-Semitism

May 2019
Left Meets Right – An Unholy Alliance
Keep Democracy Alive!
The Quirky Pennsylvania Constitution
Feeding Frenzy Over Impeachment
Religion Versus Gay Rights: What Do the Courts Have to Say?
Despicable Times

April 2019
The Jewish Dilemma, Or Not?

March 2019
How it Feels to be a Political Football
What the Boeing 737 Max 8 Says About America
Is George Orwell’s Big Brother Here at Last?

February 2019
Public Surveillance in the Age of Big Brother

January 2019
Opulent America

November 2018
Citizenship by Birth
Were the Pilgrims Celebrating Sukkot?

October 2018
Secrets of Life
The Triumph of Bigotry
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of Pennsylvania Creates Mischief

September 2018

Rules of Credibility
Loving America

August 2018
Confusion as National Policy

July 2018
Is Telling the Truth Good for Patient Safety
Disorder at the FBI
When Airport Security is Insecure, Part II

June 2018
Is Telling the Truth Good for Patient Safety
Children as Political Tools
Stormy Times, Stormy Men
Losing Focus
Whose Rights Are Violated?
Dancing With the Devil
Free Exercise or Due Process?

May 2018
Does the Supreme Court of the United States Protect Terrorists?
War As Propaganda
Cry of the Heart
Separation of Powers

April 2018
The Internal Revenue Service Can Help to Prevent Terrorism
From Memorials to Independence
Hybrid Thinking and Medical Devices

March 2018
Passover and Freedom
Why Does He Stay in Gaza?

February 2018
What Exactly Is “Due Process?”
A Remarkable Life
Gerrymandering Elections: Who Has the Right to Decide
Is it Time to Amend the Constitution

January 2018
United Nations Relief and Works Agency: Savior or Demon?
Gal Gadot: Super Woman or Super Jew?
United Nations Relief and Works Agency: Savior or Demon?
Where There Is Smoke, Is There Always Fire?

December 2017
Nursing Homes Need to Play by the Same Rules
Is There a Right to Disrupt School Board Meetings?
Nursing Homes Need to Play by the Same Rules
The Op-Ed The New York Times Will Not Publish
“Lefty” Travis A Lawyer’s Life
The Power of the FBI
Jerusalem: The Eternal City

November 2017
Putting Terror Out Of Business

October 2017
The Hazards of School Sporting Events

September 2017

Sounding The Shofar
When the Government Competes With the Private Sector
When Airport Security is Insecure
Who’s Pulling the Strings

August 2017

Pro-Israel and Anti-Semitic at the Same Time
Shomron and Beyond
People, Politics and Polarization

July 2017

More Healthcare Recovery Hurdles
Home Rule or Politics as Usual
Money In Healthcare
Patient Power

June 2017
The Paris Deal
Clash of Titanic Egos

April 2017

Patient Safety in Pennsylvania
Majority Rules

March 2017

Déjà Vu All Over Again
Punitive Damage Discovery Twenty Years After the Adoption of Rule 4003.7

February 2017

Land of Miracles
Original Interpretation
A Shot in the Foot

January 2017

Democracy in Action
Memories of Clinton Smith
The Independent Credo
The Unspoken Tragedy of History

December 2016

Can the President Be A Bigot
Fretting Over the Chinese

November 2016

The Downfall of Privacy
The Times They Are a-Changin’

October 2016

Shabbat: Antique or Advanced?

September 2016

A Dog’s Life
Technology and the Rule of Law
The Passing of Tom Raup

August 2016

Have Contempt for No One?
Hypocrisy at the Olympic Games
Is There a Reason to Vote for Trump?
The Fall of Great Empires

July 2016

A Story About Bill Rooney

June 2016

Gun Control versus ISIS Control?

May 2016

Can a Family Practice Physician Punt to a Specialist?
Who is The Lesser Evil?

April 2016

Sanders and Trump Twin Brothers

March 2016

The Enemy is Us
Love is a Partnership

February 2016

Hollywood in History
The Passage of Justice Antonin Scalia

January 2016

The Middle Eastern Pot Boils
Save Me From Myself

December 2015

What is Democracy?
Police Chases and the Constitution

November 2015

Nation of Refuge
Allen Ertel: The Passing of a Great Character

October 2015

Teaching Hatred
Mighty Oaks from Small Acorns

September 2015

Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015 and Legal Ramifications
Iran and “The Bomb”

August 2015

The First Outdoor Mediation in Pennsylvania?
Donald Trump and the Abortion Bill
Donald Trump and the Borscht Belt
Political Correction or Good Manners?
July 2015

The Iran Quandary

June 2015

Obergefell v. Hodges; The Constitution in Support of Social Engineering
Boycotting Israel & Jewish Interests Is And Should Be Illegal

March 2015

Is The Seventh Amendment To The United States Constitution Guaranteeing The Right To Trial By Jury In Civil Cases Passe?
The Aftermath
Dispatch from Israel – The Electoral Process
Patient Safety; Pennsylvania as the Tail or the Head
Why I Changed Parties

February 2015

A Pastor’s Life
Majority Leader John Boehner Laughs all the way to the Polls
President Barack Obama’s Letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Letter to President Barack Obama

January 2015

Traveling with Tradition
Apologies for Terrorists
A Tale of Two Rabbis

December 2014

Can’t Wait for my Cuban Cigars
Debate on American Healthcare

November 2014

Thus Sprach the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The Rise and Future of Rick Mirabito
The Totality of History
Arab Death Squads
As The World Turns

October 2014

A Woman of Accomplishment
Malcolm Muir; The Movie
The Passing of a Consummate Newspaperman
The Limits to Art

September 2014

Good Terrorists v. Bad Terrorists

July 2014

Humanitarian Aid to Terrorists
Under Fire Again

June 2014

Bush and Obama – Partners in Failure
Greecing the Wheels for Prayer
The Death of a Neighbor

May 2014

Some Needed Financial Relief for Students

April 2014

A Glimmer of Hope for Employee Rights
The Right to Buy Politicians

March 2014

Let’s Make a Deal
The American Law Institute Restatement Third Grinds Out Yet More Proposal

January 2013

Taking My Name In Vain
Families and Nations

December 2012

Guns to Protect, or Guns to Kill?
Guns, Missiles and Culture
Local Love What You Love About Small-Town PA
The Usurping Democracy

November 2012

Angst of a Parent
Blowing in the Wind
Okay, Okay, So I Was Wrong
The End or Beginning of the World

October 2012

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Takes a Crack at the Progeny of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes
Teiku and Political Discourse

August 2012

I Did It For My Country!
Man on the Moon
Rubik’s Cube in the United States Supreme Court
The Politics of Hurricane Season

July 2012

Politics as Usual?
Shall the Good Perish With the Bad?

June 2012

The Great Disconnect

May 2012

Medical Malpractice Cases Continue to Disappear
Dueling Constitutions

April 2012

Congress Rewrites the American Constitution

March 2012

Cut Spending or Raise Taxes?
Guns and the Holocaust

February 2012

Have We Suffered Enough?
Venue Wars
My Government My Boss
Taking a Look at Cruise Ship Regulations
The New Nationalism
Race to the Bottom
Death of the American Constitution
Confessions of a Fence Sitter

January 2012

Stranger in a Strange Land

November 2011

Who Is Steve Moff?
Why I Love the Occupy Wall Street Crowd
Money and Sex
Right of Passage

September 2011

Drill (Carefully) Baby, Carefully Drill
Is Prophecy a Lost Art?
The Calm Before the Storm

Constitution Day is About the Rule of Law

May 2011

Does This Make Sense?

April 2011

The Right to Aggravate

April 2011

It’s Déjà Vu All Over Again

February 2011

The Birth of Democracy in the Middle East

January 2011

Imitation As Flattery

MARCH 2008

Alexander Hamilton Wins
Confronting a Clergyman

FEBRUARY 2008

The Clinton Reprise, Part II

DECEMBER 2007

Wrong Site Surgery
Chinese Labor In The American Future?
Treason; A Presidential Prerogative?

NOVEMBER 2007

Lawyers Revolting or Revolting Lawyers?

SEPTEMBER 2007

Scaling the Walls of Justice

AUGUST 2007

Big Brother or State’s Rights

JUNE 2007

Supreme Court Conservatives & Big Government
Democracy Worshiper & Pat Buchanan

MAY 2007

American Idol for President

APRIL 2007

Health Grades
Hip Hop As A Mirror of Our Times
Major New Research

MAY 2006

Third Annual Patient Safety in American Hospitals Study
Patient Safety Authority Annual Report 2005
Claims, Errors and Compensation Payments in Medical Malpractice Litigation
Uncle Ernie’s Answer

APRIL 2006

Oil Imports

DECEMBER 2005

Our Rights Slipping Away

NOVEMBER 2005

Revolution

OCTOBER 2005

Intelligent Design and Intelligent Judging

SEPTEMBER 2005

The Bible as Law
Protecting Those Most In Need

AUGUST 2005

School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins Concludes Cost of
Defending Malpractice Claims 0.46 Percent of Total Healthcare Spending

The Cost of Bad Medicine

JULY 2005

Supreme Court – Supreme Decisions
PA Economy League and Medical Malpractice
The Old Man At The End Of The Dock
Letter To The Editor: Mona Charen and Trial Lawyers
Letter To The Editor: In response to Christopher T. Miller
John Roberts and Big Government
Medical Malpractice Insurance, An Update

JUNE 2005

Solomon and The Supreme Court
Now, the Other Side of the Hospital Move Story
Rejection of Slots – The Right to Raise Taxes
Medical Malpractice Law in the United States
Deep Throat and Me

MAY 2005

Was World War II Worth It?
Crime in the Big City
HealthGrades Quality Study

APRIL 2005

The Rest of the World Rates Us, But Who Cares?
Reflections on the Holy Father
The Rich Get Richer; Much, Much Richer
Nursing Home Litigation: The Rights of Seniors Slipping Away in their Golden Years
Discipline of Bad Doctors and Medical Malpractice Insurance Premiums
New Harvard Statistics
Price Gouging and Inflation

MARCH 2005

Critical Care Nurses Say: Silence Kills
If Only The Public Knew
Flower Children Rule The World
The Case I Lost

FEB 2005

The Patriot Act: Sunset on the Law or Sunset on American Civil Liberties?
From Whom Do Our Kids Learn?
Health Costs Study Shows Wasted Costs
Equality for Women Taken for Granted?
Are we Iraq?

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RADIO SHOWS in Real Audio Format (click here to get free player)

Cliff Rieders on WKOK’s On The Mark

Listen to Cliff Rieders on WKOK’s On The Mark, where he discusses the many legal aspects of sex discrimination, equal pay, harassment and abuse in the workplace. Cliff talks about his experience handling both sides of these cases and his role in major legal actions that have shaped our current laws on sex discrimination issues. He also offers his thoughts on what victims should consider when coming forward about their abuse.

Cliff Rieders Talks Predispute Arbitration Clauses and Implications for Consumers

Hear Clifford Rieders discuss Predispute Arbitration Clauses at the Philadelphia Bar Association in May of 2017. Cliff Rieders has been a key figure in the drafting of legislation that would protect consumers from unfair arbitration agreements.

These clauses have become widespread in a variety of consumer contracts, including those relating to healthcare facilities, credit cards, cell phones and real estate, to name just a few. In the discussion, Cliff Rieders talks about:

• The role arbitration clauses have traditionally played in our courts
• The constitutionality of arbitration agreements
• The consequences of waiving your 7th Amendment right to a trial by jury
• The role of class action lawsuits in consumer protection.

Interviews:

Passarello v. Grumbine Dr. Sidney Wolfe Gene Yaw Keith Stroup Merit Selection Dr. Jerome Kassirer Jack Humphrey Pro Bono activities Judge Kenneth Brown On his career Tom Marino His job as US Attorney 1/17/05 Judge Malcolm Muir His job as US District Court Judge 2/07/05 Bill Carlucci Pennsylvania Bar Association 2/28/05 Phyllis Mundy Reflections of a Consumer Legislator 6/06/05 Judge Richard Klein His job as Superior Court Judge 7/05/05 Dennis Lipkin Current affairs & terrorist threat 7/21/05 Rep. Mike Hanna On being a Democrat in a Republican part of Pennsylvania 8/02/05 Judge Nancy Butts Isolation of the life of a judge 8/29/05 Beth Lazzara Her life on becoming a judge 10/09/05 Judge Mark Bernstein View from the Common Pleas bench 10/17/05 Marc Galanter His Book “Lowering the Bar, Lawyer Jokes & Legal Culture” 10/24/05 Frank Clemente Insurance Premiums & Malpractice 11/14/05 Keith Ashdown Subsidizing Corporate America 11/21/05 Ross Eisenbery Economic Policy Institute 11/28/05 Stuart Greenleaf PA State Senate Judiciary Chair 12/26/05 Kristin Techgiuden ATLA ‘People over Profits’ 1/02/06 Deborah Leavy People for the American Way 1/09/06 Lynn Marks Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts 1/16/06 Rep. Steve Cappelli Length of terms & pay raises 3/13/06 Marty Berger PA Alliance for Retired Americans

3/27/06 Senator Sean Logan On his career as State Senator4/03/06 Babette Josephs On her career4/10/06 Rick Mirabito On running for 83rd District Rep5/15/06 Garth Everett On running for 84th District Rep5/22/06 Steve Fine Vatican Matters5/29/06 John McCormick Articles on the Health Care System6/19/06 Dr. Anna McKee Chairman, Patient Safety Authority7/10/06 Justice Max Baer The role of Appellate Court8/07/06 Chris Mather The Myth of the Litigation Crisis9/18/06 Kaila Rieders Her trip to Israel10/02/06 Martin J. Hatlie Consumers Advancing Patient Safety10/16/06 Dr. Henry Greenspan Drug withdrawal and what consumers should look for10/23/06 Professor George J. Annas Boston University School of Public Health10/30/06 Alan Kachalia, MD, JD Study of closed malpractice claims11/06/06 Ralph Nurnberger Senior Partner Government Relations11/20/06 Ed Mirzwinski Penn PIRG11/20/06 Linda Sherry Consumer Action12/04/06 Nathanael Greene Senior Policy Analyst-NRDCOn Global Warming12/18/06 Congressman Chris CarneyOn his victory in the election1/08/07 Philipe Ernesto On his book, “Pathfinders: A Global History of Exploration”1/15/07 Stephanie Mencimer On her book, “Blocking the Courthouse Door: How the Republican Party and Its Corporate Allies Are Taking Away Your Right to Sue”1/29/07 Bill Marler Food Safety Expert Atty- Voluntary Food Guidelines and Food Safety in General2/05/07 Judge Thomas Vanaski 2/19/07 Maxwell Mehlman “Dishonest Medical Mistakes”2/26/07 Lt. Col. Platte Mooring Author “First: A Citizen-Soldier in Afghanistan”