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: California Appellate Report

M.B. Financial Group v. USPS (9th Cir. - Sept. 25, 2008)

By Shaun Martin

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Want to know when (if ever) you can sue the United States Postal Service? Want to read a good statutory interpretation case? Want to see how a dissent might practically employ law and economics to advance a particular result?

If the answer to any of these three questions is "Yes," here's your assigned reading for the day.

Otherwise: Never mind.

P.S. - Judge Schroeder: Don't you mean "principal" in the sentence (at the top of page 13770) that currently reads: "Hence, negligent driving of postal trucks was a principle activity for which Congress wanted to create
liability when the FTCA waived sovereign immunity."?

Full post as published by California Appellate Report on September 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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