Julie Wakefield

The arbitrator, supposedly a neutral third party, found in favor of the HMO last year. Alexander complained to the California court of appeals that the arbitrator showed bias against her and wrongfully limited the discovery process. But the court ruled that it didn’t matter whether or not the arbitrator made “an erroneous decision.” The mandatory […]

Today no one denies that technology plays a central role in the economy, foreign policy, and our daily lives. There’s genetically engineered food on our plates, cell phones attached to teenage ears, smart bombs searching for targets, and e-everything everywhere. That trend is reflected in action on Capitol Hill, where most bills contain at least […]