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In April, the Chamber of Commerce published its list of judicial hellholes,
giving California sixth place for the worst in the country, as I reported here.
At year end, here comes the judicial hellhole listing from the American Tort Reform Association. I don't know what's happening here, but California didn't even make the hellhole list. The best the golden state could do was number six on the "watch" list, based on ADA accessibility litigation.
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