Thomas Koenig is a professor of Sociology and a founding faculty member of the Law, Policy, and Society doctoral program at Northeastern University in Boston.Michael L. Rustad is the Thomas F. Lambert Jr. Professor of Law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston.

"A well-documented and eminently readable examination of the tort reform debate in the United States." (The Advocate) "A compendium of defenses against decades of tort reform misinformation and disinformation, this monograph will best serve undergraduates as a library reference." (The Law and Politics Book Review) "This book is an important addition to the growing body of works . . . that consumer advocates and attorneys can use to defend the civil justice system in the legislatures, in courtrooms, and in the court of public opinion." (Trial Magazine)

Thomas Koenig is a professor of Sociology and a founding faculty member of the Law, Policy, and Society doctoral program at Northeastern University in Boston.Michael L. Rustad is the Thomas F. Lambert Jr. Professor of Law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston.

"A well-documented and eminently readable examination of the tort reform debate in the United States." (The Advocate) "A compendium of defenses against decades of tort reform misinformation and disinformation, this monograph will best serve undergraduates as a library reference." (The Law and Politics Book Review) "This book is an important addition to the growing body of works . . . that consumer advocates and attorneys can use to defend the civil justice system in the legislatures, in courtrooms, and in the court of public opinion." (Trial Magazine)

Thomas Koenig is a professor of Sociology and a founding faculty member of the Law, Policy, and Society doctoral program at Northeastern University in Boston.Michael L. Rustad is the Thomas F. Lambert Jr. Professor of Law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston.

"A well-documented and eminently readable examination of the tort reform debate in the United States." (The Advocate) "A compendium of defenses against decades of tort reform misinformation and disinformation, this monograph will best serve undergraduates as a library reference." (The Law and Politics Book Review) "This book is an important addition to the growing body of works . . . that consumer advocates and attorneys can use to defend the civil justice system in the legislatures, in courtrooms, and in the court of public opinion." (Trial Magazine)