Recently added articles from Trial:
Survival strategy.(civil trial practice)
Nov 01, 2008; ... As you read this, Election Day--November 4--most likely will have passed. Regardless of who wins the presidential election, we will soon be done with eight years of lawyer-bashing by George W. Bush. Lawyer-bashing and attacks on civil justice rights through so-called tort reform have taken ...
'Reform' bills fall flat while pro-consumer measures soar.
Nov 01, 2008 ... After a deluge of tort "reform" measures in the late 1990s and the first half of this decade, the past two years have seen a marked decrease in the number of bills backed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) that secured passage at the state ...
Resources aid attorneys representing clients harmed by heparin.
Nov 01, 2008 ... There are big problems in the big business of the blood thinner heparin, and trial lawyers need to be prepared to handle the fallout. AAJ resources can help. Baxter Healthcare Corp. is the largest U.S. producer of heparin, used daily in hospitals to prevent and treat blot clots ...
Electronic evidence guidelines in divorce cases still being defined.
Nov 01, 2008; ... After finding a love letter that her husband, William, had written to another woman, Mary White hired an investigative research company to copy his computer files--containing e-mail correspondence between him and his girlfriend as well as Internet images he had accessed--from the family's ...
Spanish speaker bound by mandatory arbitration clause in English.
Nov 01, 2008; ... A worker who speaks only Spanish and signed an employment contract written in English is bound by a mandatory arbitration clause within it, a divided Third Circuit panel has ruled, although the man argued that he could not understand the contract and did not know about the clause. (Morales ...