The politics of self-regulation -- Cops chasing ambulances -- Medical Injuries Compensation Reform Act : unconstitutional until proven otherwise -- Playing games with Sega -- Reaching for the brass ring -- Serving two masters -- Championing the "defenseless" and "oppressed," "widows and children" -- Making regulation work
Summary
Richard L. Abel presents the stories of ten California lawyers who broke the rules: hiring an ex-cop to chase ambulances, flouting fee limitations in medical malpractice cases, creating a fictitious company and impersonating non-existent people in order to appropriate Sega's computer games
