Bob Dorigo Jones
Senior Fellow, The Center for AmericaBob Dorigo Jones, who serves as Senior Fellow for the Center for America, is the author of the bestselling Remove Child Before Folding, The 101 Stupidest, Silliest and Wackiest Warning Labels Ever. He is the host of a new national radio/Internet commentary, “Let’s Be Fair,” through which he shares important stories about the impact of crazy lawsuits and a litigation-happy culture on our communities and families.<br /> <br /> Bob has overseen high-profile programs calling attention to the absurdity of lawsuit abuse, including the internationally profiled annual Wacky Warning Labels Contest. Bob has appeared on dozens of national and international TV and radio programs, including NBC Nightly News, ABC News’ 20/20, BBC WorldNews, FOX News, and CNBC.<br /> <br /> Dorigo Jones, who also serves as president of Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch (M-LAW), a Foundation for Fair Civil Justice partner organization, has focused for nearly two decades on educating the public about how families, communities, and job providers are hurt by out-of-control lawsuit abuse. <br /> <br /> Prior to joining FFCJ and M-LAW, Dorigo Jones served on the staff of the Michigan House of Representatives. He received a B.A. in economics and political philosophy from James Madison College at Michigan State University.<br /> <br /> Catch Bob’s latest commentaries about America’s whacked-out civil justice system on his blog at http://www.bobdorigojones.com/
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Defending common sense in 1776 and 2011
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Plaintiff lawyers owe companies like Taco Bell an apology
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Why Dennis Kucinich’s frivolous olive pit lawsuit matters
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How a lawsuit drove the vaccine-autism fraud
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A Texas-sized, bold idea for eliminating frivolous lawsuits
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When Love Your Neighbor turns into Sue Your Neighbor
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When the courts are used to extort charitable contributions, that’s bad for America
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A lawsuit settlement that will not be music to your ears
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Judge who allowed lawsuit over game addiction needs to download some common sense
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Lawsuits, the skilled trades, and America’s jobs crisis
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When law students want schools to refund their tuition, is that a bad sign or a good one?
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Protecting four-year-olds from lawsuits over bike accidents
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Judges and milkshakes
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Enforcing the law . . . like a machine
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Taking the mystery out of judicial elections
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Less than a penny for you, a million dollars for your lawyer
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How class action lawsuits often hurt more people than they help
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Will we let lawsuits reinvent America?
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Lawsuits Prompt School District To Remove Swing Sets
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School waiver forms remind us we’re all teachers
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ATM’s could become a lot more scarce because of abusive lawsuits
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A gondola ride only America can produce
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Seats in the new Yankee stadium say a lot about a changing America
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Protecting victims from the lawyers in the Gulf oil spill
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Where the lawsuit tax can’t hide any longer
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Wacky labels leave us wondering whether to laugh or cry at the high cost of lawsuits
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“Do not use basketball net for flossing”
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The wackiest warning label of 2010
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The five wackiest labels of 2010
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The spilled-drink lawsuit you haven’t heard about
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No sense suing over spilled drinks
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Suing over a saw that cuts?
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This museum is fun! (To sue?)
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Remove your Bluetooth before listening to this
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Let’s Be Fair: Bluetooth lawsuit leaves consumers seeing red