Bob Dorigo Jones, Senior Fellow
Bob Dorigo Jones: Reform Message for America
Bob Dorigo Jones, the Senior Fellow for the Foundation for Fair Civil Justice, is the author of the bestselling Remove Child Before Folding, The 101 Stupidest, Silliest and Wackiest Warning Labels Ever. He is the host of a new national radio/Internet commentary, “Let’s Be Fair,” through which he shares important stories about the impact of crazy lawsuits and a litigation-happy culture on our communities and families.
Bob has overseen high-profile programs calling attention to the absurdity of lawsuit abuse, including the internationally profiled annual Wacky Warning Labels Contest. He has appeared on dozens of national and international TV and radio programs, including NBC Nightly News, ABC News’ 20/20, BBC WorldNews, FOX News, and CNBC.
Bob, who served as president of Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch (M-LAW), a Foundation for Fair Civil Justice partner organization, has focused for nearly two decades on educating the public about how families, communities, and job providers are hurt by out-of-control lawsuit abuse.
Prior to joining FFCJ and M-LAW, he served on the staff of the Michigan House of Representatives. He received a B.A. in economics and political philosophy from James Madison College at Michigan State University.
Bob is available for media interviews, debates and speeches. Contact Bob at bob@wackywarnings.com.
Video Catalog: Bob Dorigo Jones Programs, InterviewsView All Video »
Audio Catalog: "Let's Be Fair" Commentaries, InterviewsView All Audio »
Let's Be Fair: National Radio Commentary by Bob Dorigo Jones
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Let’s Be Fair # 30, Lincoln’s Common Sense Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #29, Schools and Lawsuits Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #28, Wacky Warning Labels Contest Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #27, Blizzard Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #26, Fewer Doctors, Shorter Hours Listen
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| 01.31.10 |
Let’s Be Fair #25, Little Leagues and Lawsuits Listen
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| 01.23.10 |
Let’s Be Fair #24, Aluminum Baseball Bats Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #23, Judicial Hellholes Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #22, Turn it Down! Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #21, Charities in Winter Listen
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| 12.18.09 |
Let’s Be Fair #20, Girl Scouts Listen
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| 12.12.09 |
Let’s Be Fair #19, Love Thy Neighbor? The Lawsuit Golden Rule Listen
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| 12.05.09 |
Let’s Be Fair #18, Holiday Charities Listen
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| 11.30.09 |
Let’s Be Fair #17, Wacky Warning Labels Listen
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| 11.30.09 |
Let’s Be Fair #16, Loser Pays, part 2 Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #15: Loser Pays Listen
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| 11.11.09 |
Let’s Be Fair #14: Sue City Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #13 Listen
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| 10.26.09 |
Let’s Be Fair #12, Vaccines Save Lives Listen
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Let’s Be Fair #11, Safe Medicine Listen
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Bob in the Media
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Bob Dorigo Jones on the Lars Larson Show Listen
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| 09.07.09 |
Bob Dorigo Jones Interviewed on CFIF’s “Freedomcast” Listen
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Print Catalog: Bob's News Articles & OpinionsView All Op-Ed »
Obama’s Tort Reform: A Tale of Two States
Bob Dorigo Jones (read his bio here)
President Obama’s promise to conduct “demonstration projects” to determine whether medical liability and tort reform will work is a day late and many billions of dollars short. Key states already tell the tale about what works. Employers pay up to twice the cost for health insurance and health-related services in states that have expansive medical liability laws than they do in states where medical liability reform has been enacted.
There is a clear linkage between the cost of health care in a state and the nature of the state’s medical liability laws.
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Wacky Warning Labels 2009 Winners Announced
2009 Winners of the Wacky Warning Label Contest have been announced! Now in its 12th year, the internationally known contest is sponsored by the Foundation for Fair Civil Justice. Millions of people around the world are reading stories or watching television news reports about the contest and laugh at how silly the warning labels are. Watch a 2 minute video with this year’s winner, and read more about America’s out-of-whack system of civil justice.
FFCJ | Forbes.com Spotlights FFCJ’s Legal Liability Toolkit Tutorials
Without waiting for legislation to end lawsuit abuses‚ FFCJ is helping business and nonprofits to avoid mistakes that attract lawsuits. Each of the five free online Legal Liability Toolkit Tutorials use 20 scenario to familiarize users with liability principles and legal requirements. The tutorials were prepared and reviewed by experienced trial lawyers.


