Last week, I spoke with a community college administrator.  I asked him a couple of questions: First, when do you want to re-open the campus?  He said the sooner, the better. Second, are you afraid of lawsuits?  Darn right, he said.  Then he added that many colleges are scared to death of a class action lawsuit. My guess is that a lot of businessmen and school administrators know exactly what my friend was saying. This is why we need litigation protection, as this editorial from the Las Vegas Review-Journal is indicating: As states lift their coronavirus lockdowns, businesses face a host of obstacles, including reluctant customers, cautious workers and disrupted supply chains.  But there's another gremlin lurking in the shadows that has gone largely unnoticed: the trial lawyers. "Plaintiffs lawyers are massing to loot medical providers and employers in response to the coronavirus," read a headline...(Read Full Post)