TRIAL Index
June 1995–December 2007 / Volumes 31–43
Index by Author (A–G)
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A
AARON, JODY L.
“Death over-the-counter: dangers of
ephedrine,” Dec 1997, p 61
ABRAMS, DOUGLAS B.
Law office technology: “Researching cases
on the Web,” Aug 1998, p 76
ABRAMS, RONALD B.
Interview: "Representing veterans
in the battle for benefits," Sept 2006, p 30
ADAMS, GILBERT T. III
and Alto V. Watson III, “Big box
retailers: discovery abuse,” Apr 2000, p 38
ADAMS, KERRY L.
“Online research strategies for
the bookish lawyer,” Aug 2002, p 58
ADELMAN, STEVEN A.
“Won’t get fooled again,”
June 2004, p 18
ADKISSON, DAVID M.
“Attacking the defense biomechanical
engineer,” June 2000, p 83
AHEARN, TIMOTHY W.
Maja Ramsey, Justine Durrell, and Timothy W. Ahearn, “Keeping
secrets with confidentiality agreements,” Aug 1998, p 38
AHERN, ANN-MARIE
Book review, Mar 2005, p 69; Book
review, Jan 2003, p 66
“Fight back against retaliation,”
June 2002, p 45
“Selecting the standout employment
case,” Aug 2005, p 36
AHMAD, JOSEPH Y.
“Cross-examination in employment cases,”
Sept 2004, p 60
back to top
AIELLO, MICHELLE
J. Douglas Peters and Michelle Aiello, “Causes
of laparoscopic injuries: a survey,” May 2000, p 40
AJAMIE, THOMAS R.
Debra G. Speyer and Thomas R. Ajamie, "Representing
the hedge fund investor," June 2007, p 50
AKPINAR, TIM
"Defeating limitation of liability
in maritime law," Feb 2006, p 44
ALBIN, ROCHELLE S.
“The psychology of injury,”
Sept 1999, p 52
ALEXANDER, MARY E.
“The end of an era,” July
2004, p 77
President’s page: “A call to action,”
Aug 2002, p 9; “Corporate greed,”
Oct 2002, p 9; “Double standards on
Capitol Hill,” June 2003, p 9; “A
failed solution for medical negligence,” Feb 2003, p 9; “Fighting
back for injured patients,” Mar 2003, p 9; “The
human face of the medical malpractice debate,” Apr 2003,
p 9; “Make a difference,” Sept
2002, p 9; “Rising to the challenge
of the 108th Congress,” Dec 2002, p 9; “A
season of renewal,” Jan 2003, p 9; “Smart
searching,” Nov 2002, p 9; “Spreading
the word,” May 2003, p 9; “Thank
you for a job well done,” July 2003, p 9
Symposium: “Memorable mentors: She was
a counselor and a friend,” Nov 2001, p 75
Symposium: “Practicing parents: Use
quality time to stay connected,” Jan 2005, p 50
ALEXANDER, RICHARD
“Weaving a site on the Web: Fight
back on the Web,” Sept 1998, p 52
ALLEN, MICHAEL
and Susan Ann Silverstein, “Preserving
elders’ housing rights,” Oct 2003, p 32
ALLISON, GUY H.
Letters: “The hardest loss,”
Dec 2005, p 12
ALLISON, WILLIAM P.
Book review, May 1999, p 89
“Tell your story through opening
statement,” Sept 1998, p 78
back to top
ALSAFFAR, JAMAL
Laurie Higginbotham and Jamal Alsaffar, “Fighting
for military mothers’ newborns,” Dec 2004, p 44
ALTMAN, KEITH
Bert Black and Keith Altman, “Deciphering
the Adverse Event Reporting System,” Mar 2005, p 36
“Make the most of e-data experts,”
Oct 2005, p 42
"Putting the brakes on cost-shifting,"
Apr 2007, p 38
ALTMAN, ROBERT
“Drugs, alcohol, and truckers,”
Sept 2001, p 52
“Truckers and their driving logs,”
Mar 1999, p 34
AMMONS, ROBERT E.
and Brian Augustus Beckcom, “The risky
ride of the 15-passenger van,” Feb 2003, p 18
“The invisible danger of aging tires,”
Apr 2005, p 28
and Susan E. Lister and Vuk Stevan Vujasinovic, “Representing
the ‘forgotten child,’” Nov 2002, p 28
and Bennett Midlo, "A fitting remedy
for upfitted trucks," Nov 2007, p 46
and Vuk Stevan Vujasinovic, “Is the
all-American amusement park safe?” June 2004, p 30
and Vuk Stevan Vujasinovic, “Tires
that kill,” Nov 2000, p 52
ANCHETA, ANGELO N.
“Protecting immigrants against
discrimination,” Feb 1996, p 46
ANDERSON, EUGENE R.
Letters: “Stop mandatory arbitration,”
Dec 2004, p 12
ANDERSON, J. BRADY
“Promoting the rule of law around
the world,” Nov 2000, p 84
ANDERSON, JEFFREY R.
Symposium: “My scariest moment in court: A
dicey situation,” Feb 1999, p 74
back to top
ANDREWS, LORI B.
"The battle over the body,"
Oct 2006, p 22
“Genetic fallout: new technologies
are changing the legal landscape,” Dec 1995, p 20
Interview: “Genetics, reproduction,
and the law,” July 1999, p 20
ANDRUS, LORI E.
Book review, Nov 2007, p
74
ANGELL, MARCIA
"The truth about the drug companies,"
July 2006, p 66
ANGOFF, JAY
"Insuring against the next insurance
crisis," July 2006, p 30
Interview: “The truth about med-mal
premiums,” May 2004, p 36
ANNAS, GEORGE J.
“Genetic prophecy and genetic privacy,”
Jan 1996, p 18
Interview: “Turning point for the
human species,” July 2001, p 24
"The patient's right to safety,"
Oct 2006, p 38
APFEL, DOV
"Birth asphyxia and cerebral palsy,"
Jan 2007, p 52
“Fetal monitoring mistakes and their
catastrophic consequences,” Aug 2003, p 54
“How to derail Daubert motions in obstetrical
cases,” May 2002, p 48
“Keep ‘junk science’ out
of cerebral palsy cases,” May 2004, p 46
“Maternal infection in pregnancy and
perinatal brain damage,” May 1996, p 54
“Overcoming defenses in slip and fall
cases,” Jan 1997, p 58
“Placental pathology: challenging the
causation defenses,” May 2000, p 29
“A primer on vaginal birth after cesarean,”
Feb 2000, p 38
“Proper use of Apgar scores,”
Aug 2005, p 42
"Settling the cerebral palsy case,"
Dec 2007, p 20
APPLEBAUM, LEE
Letter, Sept 2006, p 8
ARBITBLIT, DONALD C.
and Wendy Fleishman, “The risky
business of off-label use,” Mar 2005, p 46
back to top
ARBON, THOMAS WILLIAM
S. Craig Smith and Thomas William Arbon, “Prescription
for error,” Oct 1999, p 66
ARCHULETA, MICHAEL E.J.
and Laurie M. Higginbotham, “How
to protect damages in federal tort cases,” Oct 2002, p 66
ARESTY, NEIL
Daniel I. Small and Neil Aresty, “Technology
in trial practice,” Sept 1999, p 60
ARKIN, SHARON J.
“Busting
myths about punitives in products cases,” Sept 2005, p 36
William M. Shernoff and Sharon J. Arkin, “Focusing
on insurance bad faith,” Dec 1996, p 18
William M. Shernoff and Sharon J. Arkin, “Preparing
the first-party bad faith case,” Sept 1995, p 50
William M. Shernoff and Sharon J. Arkin, “Shelter
from the storm?” Aug 1998, p 44
ARONFELD, SPENCER M.
“Coming back from the brink,”
Jan 2005, p 30
“Go solo without starving,”
Feb 2000, p 52
Reflections: “For love or money: the
challenge of doing good while doing well,” Jan 2002, p 67
Symposium: “It’s your move: Set
your course: trial or settlement?” June 2003, p 30
Symposium: “Lessons from the bench: Speaking
from the heart,” June 2004, p 54
"Ten steps to finding the perfect
legal assistant," Mar 2006, p 43
ARSENAULT, RICHARD J.
and John Randall Whaley, “Gathering
digital data,” Oct 2005, p 20
and J.R. Whaley and Craig Freeman, "Settlement
strategies for complex global litigation," Dec 2007, p 40
ASPEN, MARVIN E.
“It’s how you play the game,”
July 1998, p 28
ATKINSON, CLIFF
and W. Mark Lanier, "Tap into the
power of a PowerPoint storyboard," Apr 2006, p 18
back to top
ATKINSON, LINDA MILLER
“Challenge defense medical testimony
in low-impact collision cases,” Feb 2003, p 49
"The corporate hospital shell game,"
May 2006, p 20
Symposium: “Lessons from life: On garbage—and
justice,” July 2000, p 56
Symposium: “Opening statement: A case
of substandard care,” Feb 2001, p 7
“When plaintiffs can’t speak
for themselves,” Jan 2005, p 60
"Who's really in charge?"
May 2007, p 30
AUSBURN, DEBORAH
"Make your case with a digital brief,"
Apr 2006, p 40
AUSTERN, DAVID T.
“Strategies
for recovery in domestic violence tort cases,” Aug 1997,
p 26
AVERY, MICHAEL
“Police
chases: more deadly than a speeding bullet?” Dec 1997, p
52
back to top
B
BABBITT, THEODORE
Symposium: “Meeting the defenses: Refuting
ERISA preemption of state law claims in HMO cases,” May 1998,
p 55
BABCOCK, DAVID W .
William D. Marler and David W. Babcock, “How
to document a food-poisoning case,” Nov 2004, p 36
BACH, AMY
and William F. "Chip" Merlin Jr. and Mary Kestenbaum,
"Lessons learned after the storms,"
Aug 2007, p 46
BAILEY, DON E.
Guy O. Kornblum and Don E. Bailey, “Using
insurance experts in bad faith cases: Should I or shouldn’t I?”
Feb 2000, p 30
BAILEY, ELLEN D.
John N. Ellison and Ellen D. Bailey, "Bad-faith
basics," Aug 2007, p 52
BAILEY, LESLIE A.
"Preserving employment class actions,"
Aug 2007, p 26
BAILEY, ROBERT W.
Ronald H. Rouda and Robert W. Bailey, Symposium: “Show,
don’t tell: effective demonstrative evidence: Multiple
benefits of multimedia,” Apr 2000, p 53
BAILEY, WILLIAM S.
Book review, Dec 2006, p 60; Book
review, July 2005, p 78; Book review,
Dec 2001, p 56; Book review, Jan 2000
Reflections: “Saying goodbye: a father’s
cremation,” Mar 2000, p 92
Symposium: “Courtroom debuts: The
cough syrup caper,” July 1996, p 84
Symposium: "Justice denied: The worst
thing imaginable," Jan 2006, p 40
Symposium: “Laughing matters: The lounge
chair payback,” July 1997, p 83
Symposium: “Lessons from life: Let there
be music,” July 2000, p 57
Symposium: “Memorable mentors: A teacher
changed my view of the world,” Nov 2001, p 72
Symposium: “My most memorable client: Averting
disaster,” Apr 2001, p 76
Symposium: “My scariest moment in court: Survival
of the fittest,” Feb 1999, p 75
Symposium: “Opening statements: lasting impressions: The
cost of cutting corners,” June 1999, p 63
Symposium: “Proof positive: My hardest
battle,” July 2004, p 41
Symposium: “Risky business: A case I
could not refuse,” July 2003, p 53
“Tie your case together with a good
theme,” Feb 2001, p 58
“Using computer technology to prepare
for trial,” Apr 1998, p 44
BAIZER, ROBERT S.
Symposium: “Closing arguments: journey’s end: Hope
for a better life,” July 1999, p 92
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BALDINGER, BETH G.
“Civil suits and uncivil criminal
acts,” June 1998, p 36
BALDWIN, SCOTT
Symposium: “Why didn’t anyone tell me that? Crossing
the expert,” Dec 1996, p 56
BALKAN, SHEILA
Book review, Oct 1996, p 74
BALL, CRAIG
Book review, Dec 2004, p 54
“Cross-examining the computer forensics
expert,” July 2004, p 78
“To learn more [about PowerPoint],”
Jan 2005, p 38
"The perfect preservation letter,"
Apr 2007, p 28
“A practical guide to e-mail discovery,”
Oct 2005, p 28
*“20 tips for electronic discovery,” Oct 2005, p 30
“Winning with PowerPoint,”
Jan 2005, p 34
BAMBERGER, DAVID T.
Frank N. Darras and David T. Bamberger, “Disabling
the disability carrier,” June 2002, p 48
BARKLEY, PAT
“Court reporting done right,”
June 2001, p 67
BARNETT, KATHRYN E.
“Letting focus groups work for you,”
Apr 1999, p 74
“Limiting the testimony of legal
experts,” Jan 2001, p 55
“Power
windows can kill,” Apr 2005, p 20
BARON, CHARLES H.
“Assisted dying,” July 1999,
p 44
back to top
BARON, FRED
and Lisa Blue, Interview: “Partners
in life and law,” July 2003, p 34
President’s page: “The ATLA
Endowment: foundation for the future,” Feb 2001, p 9; “ATLA
helps knock down Florida tort ‘reform’ law,” Apr
2001, p 9; “The challenge,”
Mar 2001, p 9; “Charting our course,”
Aug 2000, p 9; “A confirmation,”
Sept 2000, p 9; “Fighting mudslinging
and myth,” Oct 2000, p 9; “Firestone/Ford
makes the case for the tort system,” Nov 2000, p 9; “An
inventory and appraisal,” July 2001, p 9; “Jettisoning
ABA review: part of the Bush strategy,” May 2001, p 9; “Meet
me in Montreal: celebrating our commitment to civil justice,”
June 2001, p 9; “Moving forward,”
Jan 2001, p 9; “On politics: ATLA's
duty to inform,” Dec 2000, p 9
BARON, LAWRENCE
and Robert C. Sanders, “No dead end
for air bag cases,” Feb 2001, p 52
"The 'smart' air bag case,"
Feb 2007, p 40
and Matthew Whitman, “The hard
truth about air bags,” Jan 2000, p 53
BARRON, NANCY
“State lemon laws,” Apr 1997,
p 30
BARTIMUS, JAMES
and Christopher J. Eaton, “Should
you accept the case?” May 1996, p 50
and Christopher A. Wright, “Liability
in pediatric emergencies,” May 1998, p 36
BARUCH, SUSANNAH
Susan L. Crockin, Gail H. Javitt, Susannah Baruch, and Elizabeth M.
Bloom, "Genetic tests are testing
the law," Oct 2006, p 44
BAUM, DAVID B.
“Identifying defendants in inadequate
security cases,” Apr 2000, p 34
Symposium: “My scariest moment in court: The
key to success,” Feb 1999, p 79
BAUMBERGER, CHARLES H.
“Vicarious liability claims against
HMOs,” May 1998, p 30
back to top
BEAL, SCOTT
"Saving negligent entrustment claims,"
Feb 2007, p 34
BECKCOM, BRIAN AUGUSTUS
Robert E. Ammons and Brian Augustus Beckcom, “The
risky ride of the 15-passenger van,” Feb 2003, p 18
BECKER, MICHAEL
“Representing parties in private divorce
mediation,” Aug 2001, p 59
BECTON, CHARLES L.
“Help
the jury understand pain and suffering,” Mar 2005, p 60
“Persuading
jurors by using powerful themes,” July 2001, p 63
Reflections: “The
great equalizers—lawyers influencing society,” Sept
1995, p 89
Reflections: “Using
your voice in closing argument,” Jan 1997, p 68
"Winning
case themes: borrow from the virtuosos," July 2001, p 64
BELL, JOHN
Washington focus: “Asbestos
companies try to eliminate their liability,” May 1999, p
10
BELLAS, GEORGE
“Boost
your case with litigation support software,” Jan 2005, p
18
BENCIVENGA, DANIEL
Martin K. Brigham and Daniel Bencivenga, “How
do you spell relief?” June 2002, p 18
Martin K. Brigham and Daniel Bencivenga, “Third-party
liability for workplace injuries,” Mar 2003, p 20
Martin K. Brigham and Daniel Bencivenga, “Trumping
pollution exclusions,” Oct 2000, p 40
BENDICH, JUDITH E.
“When
is a temp not a temp?” Oct 2001, p 42
BENIEN, RUTH M.
“When
to initiate settlement in employment cases,” June 1996, p
34
BEN IZZY, JOEL
“Ten ways to know if your story is ready
to tell in court,” July 1998, p 91
back to top
BERARDINELLI, DAVID J.
"How the McKinsey slides
went public," July 2007, p 36
"An insurer in the grip of
greed," July 2007, p 32
BERLÁ, EDWARD P.
and Ronald E. Missun and David S. Gibson, "Critiquing
the vocational analysis," Feb 2006, p 52
BERMAN, MARTIN M.
Book review, Jan 1996, p 74
BERMAN, STEVE W.
and Thomas Sobol, “Don’t
trust the middleman,” Apr 2005, p 56
BERMANT, GORDON
and Winton D. Woods, “Real questions
about the virtual courthouse,” Oct 1995, p 42
BERNABEI, LYNNE
and Andrew Schroeder, “Protect
clients’ private health records,” Sept 2004, p 32
BERNARD, CHRISTOPHER D.
“Screening the birth injury case,”
May 2005, p 52
BERNHARD, G. KENNETH
Book review, Jan 2007, p
60
BERNSTEIN, MARK I.
and Laurence R. Milstein, “Trial
as theater,” Oct 1997, p 64
BERNSTEIN, PAUL
“Better advocacy through technology,”
Jan 2002, p 23
Book review, Jan 1996, p 78
Law office technology: “Apple computer’s
Mac is back!” Nov 1999, p 82; “ATLA
NET: your link to the world,” Dec 1995, p 60; “Build
your own case-management system,” June 1998, p 83; “Case
management: back to basics,” June 1997, p 75; “Case
management—if it ain’t broke, add to it,” Dec 2000,
p 78; “Collaboration is knowledge: join
a forum,” July 2000, p 126; “Coming
home to the Internet,” May 1999, p 95; “Corel’s
Suite 7—how sweet it is,” Dec 1997, p 78; “Cost
recovery and the business of law,” Feb 1997, p 76; “Document
management made virtually care free,” July 1996, p 101; “Double
your productivity,” June 1996, p 72; “Enchanting
ISYS: the ultimate indexing software,” Mar 1999, p 96; “The
end of two eras means changes ahead for most law firms,”
Mar 1996, p 76;
back to top
“The evolution of computer users groups,”
Oct 2001, p 76; “Get organized and take
control,” May 2001, p 82; “Getting
caught in the net,” Nov 1995, p 90; “Getting
down to business: a valuable use of ATLA NET,” Feb 1998,
p 82; “Getting the most out of the best,”
Sept 1996, p 88; “A high-tech holiday
wish list,” Dec 1999, p 87; “High-tech
office help: a sampler,” June 1999, p 88; “How
secure is your case-management software?” Nov 1996, p 84;
“How up to date are you?” Dec
1996, p 65; “Hunting for buried treasures,”
July 1998, p 104; “Investing in training
makes technology worthwhile,” Sept 2000, p 80; “KeyCite—a
new research tool for lawyers,” Oct 1997, p 76; “Loss
and recovery,” Dec 2001, p 59; “Making
your technology investment pay off,” Feb 2002, p 74; “Modernizing
your practice with WestWorks and WorkSpace,” June 2001, p
74; “New Windows on the world,”
Feb p 73; “New word-processing and file-access
basics,” Apr 2002, p 64; “No
thanks, I’ll do it the hard way,” Oct 1996, p 77; “The
paperless desktop—a virtual reality?” Mar 1997, p 54;
“Perform litigation tricks with Adobe
Acrobat,” Feb 2001, p 90; “Pick
a powerful Palm,” May 2002, p 66; “Preventing
theft and embezzlement in law firms,” Nov 1998, p 106; “Questions
to ask when choosing case management software,” Oct 2000,
p 93; “Read all about it! ATLA goes online,”
July 1995, p 104; “Should you keep the
Mac?” May 1997, p 86; “Speaking
to your computer, naturally,” Feb 1999, p 96; “Sweeter
than ever: WordPerfect’s Law Office 2000 Suite,” Mar
2000, p 89; “Technology: help or hindrance?”
Sept 2001, p 73; “Technology pitfalls
and patches,” Jan 2000, p 92; *“10 tips for choosing
case-management software,” June 1995, p 92; “Think
Yahoo! for case management,” July 1999, p 106; “To
boldly go where you’ve never gone before,” Oct 1995,
p 95; “To upgrade or not to upgrade?”
Aug 1996, p 68; “Training: essential
for productivity,” Oct 1998, p 96; “True
confessions—computing ‘goofs’ to learn by,”
June 2002, p 74; “2001—it’s
here, now!” Aug 1995, p 78; “Warts
and all: take a look at yourself,” Apr 1996, p 66; “Why
and how to use technology,” Nov 1997, p 93; “Winning
software for winning cases,” Nov 2001, p 82; “Working
the Net to your advantage,” July 1997, p 93; “Working
toward the paperless office,” Nov 2000, p 110; “Your
‘anytime-anywhere’ law office,” Apr 1998, p 102;
“Your tech FAQ’s answered: Pros,
cons, and conundrums,” July 2001, p 90
"Litigation support products to
consider," Jan 1996, p 66
“Litigation support software: tool
for trial preparation,” Jan 1996, p 65
"Software features to look for,"
Jan 1996, p 67
BERNSTEIN, RUTH E.
“Yours,
mine—not ours,” May 2003, p 66
BEROS, SUMAN
Marian K. Riedy and Suman Beros, "Win
the battle for access to e-data," Dec 2006, p 48
BERRIGAN, GINGER
Lois Heaney and Ginger Berrigan, “Sexual
orientation bias in the court,” Aug 1999, p 47
BESHAROV, DOUGLAS
Interview: “Why the system fails
abused children,” Mar 1997, p 18
back to top
BIDART, MICHAEL J.
and Ricardo Echeverria, “Discover
the key to HMO bad-faith cases,” June 2003, p 57
Symposium: “Opening statements: lasting impressions: When
the HMO gets in the way,” June 1999, p 72
BILCHIK, SHAY
“Breaking the cycle of juvenile crime,”
Jan 1999, p 36
BINKO, RICHARD S.
“Do-it-yourself
accounting,” Jan 2005, p 26
BIRCHFIELD, ANDY D. JR.
and W. Chadwick Cook, “Keep a
mass tort from becoming mass confusion,” Jan 2004, p 18
and W. Chadwick Cook, “Select
the software that’s right for you,” Jan 2004, p 22
BLACK, BERT
and Keith Altman, “Deciphering the
Adverse Event Reporting System,” Mar 2005, p 36
“Focus on science, not checklists,”
Dec 2003, p 24
“Learn the science in your cases,”
Sept 2003, p 18
and James D. McCarthy and Eric D. Madden, "Recovering
for the wrongful death of a company," June 2006, p 20
and Robert L. Whitener, "Director
liability for bad judgment and bad faith," June 2007, p 26
BLACKWELL, JERRY W.
Mark R. Jundt and Jerry W. Blackwell, "Strategies
for small-firm success," Jan 2007, p 26
BLAKE, MARTIN
Book review, Apr 2000, p 87; Book
review, Feb 1997, p 74
“Neutralizing the ‘independent’
defense medical expert,” Feb 1998, p 28
“Vehicle crashes in highway construction
zones,” May 1999, p 72
BLAKLEY, ALAN
"Sharpen your discovery from
nonparties," Apr 2007, p 34
BLAND, F. PAUL JR.
“To fight arbitration abuse, the devil
is in the details,” July 2000, p 31
BLANK, ADAM
"Five strategies for Rule 30(b)(6)
depositions," Aug 2007, p 40
back to top
BLASKE, THOMAS H.
Reflections: “Ethics and advocacy,”
Nov 1995, p 88
BLITMAN, BRUCE A.
Book review, Apr 2004, p 69
Reflections: “Ten steps to a successful
mediation,” Sept 2002, p 66
BLOOM, ELIZABETH M.
Susan L. Crockin, Gail H. Javitt, Susannah Baruch, and Elizabeth M.
Bloom, "Genetic tests are testing
the law," Oct 2006, p 44
BLUE, LISA
Fred Baron and Lisa Blue, Interview: “Partners
in life and law,” July 2003, p 34
and Robert Hirschhorn, “Lessons
from the campaign trail,” July 2005, p 28
and Robert Hirschhorn, “Make the most
of your jury questionnaire,” May 2004, p 78
“Screening jurors in the age of tort
‘reform’” Apr 1998, p 58
BLUMBERG, AARON D.
“Showcasing plaintiffs’ testimony,”
May 1996, p 38
BLUMENFELD, ALAN
Katherine James and Alan Blumenfeld, “Telling
your client’s story,” Apr 1998, p 54
BOBB, PATRICIA C.
“Speaking directly: the medical expert
on the stand,” May 2001, p 32
Symposium: “Why didn’t anyone tell me that? Just
say no!” Dec 1996, p 55
BODIFORD, RAYMOND O.
“Liability
for security system failure,” Dec 2004, p 31
BOGAN, DONALD T.
“Saving state law bad-faith claims
from preemption,” Apr 2003, p 52
BOGRAD, LOUIS M.
"Taking on big pharma-and the FDA,"
Mar 2007, p 30
back to top
BOGUS, CARL T.
Book review, Nov 2006, p 70; Book
review, Apr 2005, p 66
BOHL, JOAN CATHERINE
“Grandparent visitation: over the river
and into the courts,” Dec 1999, p 28
BONANTI, ROSELYN A.
See also Vacante, Roselyn
and Ed Lazarus and Catherine McCullough, “The
message of the Firestone/Ford tragedy,” Apr 2001, p 52
“Tort ‘reform’ in the states,”
Aug 2000, p 28
Annette Wencl and Roselyn Bonanti, “Beware:
insurers’ acts of ‘kindness’ are rarely random,”
Oct 1998, p 58
BONOMOLO, CARA M.
Victoria L. Lutz and Cara M. Bonomolo, “The
battered woman, self-defense, and the grand jury,” Aug 1996,
p 46
BOSCO, JOHN
Reflections: “What
a difference a word makes,” Dec 2003, p 59
BOSSART, DAVID R.
“Finding your inner peace,”
July 1998, p 34
“Proud to be a lawyer,” Sept
1995, p 90
Symposium: “Lessons from life: Retreat
to a quiet place,” July 2000, p 63
Symposium: “Why didn’t anyone tell me that? Finding
the focus,” Dec 1996, p 56
BOUMAN, PETER H.
Book review, Nov 1998, p 104
BOWEN, DONNA
Michael L. Slack and Donna Bowen, "Don't
let preemption ground your aviation case," Mar 2007, p 36
BOYD, JEFFREY D.
Book review, Jan 2000, p 96 back to top
BOYD, JOHN B.
Michael S. Lieberman, Bernard J. DiMuro, and John B. Boyd, “Multiple
chemical sensitivity,” July 1995, p 22
BOYLAN, LAURENCE
Book review, Oct 2007, p
56
BOYLE, LEO
and David Gordenstein, Interview: “‘All
they want to do is help,’” July 2002, p 56
“No victim left behind: Ten days in
September,” July 2004, p 66
President’s page: “Changing
of the guard,” July 2002, p 9; “A
dangerous distortion,” Mar 2002, p 9; “A
defining moment,” Nov 2001, p 9; “Hewing
to our mission,” Dec 2001, p 9; “The
Montreal Express,” Sept 2001, p 9; “New
rules and opportunities for campaign financing,” May 2002,
p 9; “9-11
compensation fund is taking shape,” Feb 2002, p 9; “Patients
still need rights,” Jan 2002, p 9; “September
11, 2001,” Oct 2001, p 9; “The
truth about medical malpractice,” Apr 2002, p 9; “This
is not a drill!” June 2002, p 9; “Who
are the conservatives and who are the radicals?” Aug 2001,
p 9
BRADLEY, CHARLES A.
Charles A. Goldberger and Charles A. Bradley,
Book review, Jan 1996, p 74
BRADLEY, CRAIG M.
and Joseph Hoffmann, Supreme Court review: “The
sentencing conundrum,” Dec 2004, p 50
Supreme Court review: “Behind the Dickerson
decision,” Oct 2000, p 80; “Case
closed? Not quite,” Oct 2004, p 71; "The
case of the uncooperative husband," June 2006, p 68; “The
changing face of criminal procedure,” Oct 1999, p 84; "Confusion
over confrontation," Oct 2006, p 66; “Court
confirms importance of mitigation in sentencing,” Oct 2003,
p 62; “Court gives school drug-testing
an A,” Dec 2002, p 56; “Court
looks again at race and peremptory challenges,” Oct 2005,
p 68; “Court sniffs at dog-search concerns,”
Apr 2005, p 62; “The Court’s curious
consent search doctrine,” Oct 2002, p 72; “The
Court’s new approach to the Fourth Amendment,” Feb 2002,
p 82; “Death and double jeopardy,”
Apr 2003, p 66; “The Fourth Amendment’s
iron triangle: consent, standing, and ‘searchability,’”
Aug 1999, p 75; “The ‘fruits’
of Miranda violations,” Dec 2003, p 56; “He
who testifies last, testifies best,” June 2000, p 93; “How
probable is ‘probable cause’?” Feb 2004, p 60;
“Just one cheer for the Court,”
Aug 2004, p 62; “The limits of the frisk,”
Aug 2000, p 69; “The limits of the good-faith
exception,” June 2004, p 62; “Minor-offense
arrests get green light in seat belt case,” Aug 2001, p 66;
“The Miranda flap,” Feb 2000,
p 87; "Mixed messages on the exclusionary
rule," Dec 2006, p 56; “No property
in Cleveland,” Feb 2001, p 94; “On
‘custody,’” Feb 2005, p 58; “Pennsylvania
v. Scott: no Fourth Amendment protection for parolees,” Apr
1999, p 89;
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“Preserving evidence pending a search
warrant,” June 2001, p 70; “Protecting
children—and free speech,” July 2002, p 80; “Protection
for motorists—with a loophole,” Feb 1999, p 85; “Rehnquist
scaled back rights of the accused,” Dec 2005, p 56; "Resurrecting
the sentencing guidelines," Oct 2007, p 52; “The
right decision on the juvenile death penalty,” June 2005,
p 60;“The right to unconflicted counsel,”
June 2002, p 62; “The rights of ‘enemy
combatants,’” Apr 2004, p 72; "Rights
of passage," Apr 2007, p 56; “Saying
no to drug roadblocks,” Apr 2001, p 80; “Seas,
bogs, and police interrogation,” Oct 2001, p 71; "A
sensible emergency doctrine," Aug 2006, p 60; "Should
American courts heed the 'English warnings'?" Dec 2007, p
62; “Silence at sentencing,”
Nov 1999, p 87; “South Carolina’s
death penalty odyssey continues,” Apr 2002, p 68; “Texas
‘justice,’” Aug 2003, p 64; "The
'well-qualified' juror," Aug 2007, p 60; “What
ever happened to federalism?” Aug 2005, p 52; "When
are anticipatory search warrants valid?" Feb 2007, p 64;
“When is political protest a RICO violation?”
June 2003, p 72; "When 'life' and liberty
clash," Apr 2006, p 68; “Whittling
away the search warrant requirement,” June 1999, p 85; “The
wicked may flee, but the police may stop them,” Apr 2000,
p 84
BRADY, P. JOHN
“Common
law remedies for computer failures,” Oct 2000, p 73
BRANCH, MARGARET MOSES
Book review, Mar 2003, p 70; Book
review, Feb 2001, p 88
“More rainmaking tips,” Jan
1996, p 59
BRANDENBURG, BERT
“Keep the courts free and fair,”
July 2004, p 32
BRANSON, DEBBIE DUDLEY
and Frank L. Branson, Symposium: “Saying it well without language:
Demonstrative evidence that works,”
Sept 1995, p 42
BRANSON, FRANK L.
Debbie Dudley Branson and Frank L. Branson, Symposium: “Saying
it well without language: Demonstrative evidence
that works,” Sept 1995, p 42
Reflections: “Rich rewards of pro bono
work,” Nov 1999, p 91
BRAUD, ANDREÉ M.
Michael A. Patterson, Edward J. Walters Jr., and Andreé M.
Braud, “Attorney-client sex: too
close for comfort?” Aug 1999, p 52
back to top
BREAUX, STEVEN P.
“Is forensic animation right for your
case?” Nov 2003, p 66
BREDEMEYER, RONALD G.
“Make
or break your trucking case with ‘black box’ data,”
Nov 2004, p 50
BREMER, CHRISTINE A.
“When bad things happen to good people,”
Apr 2003, p 60
BRENEMAN, DIANE
"To start your own practice,
start planning now," Jan 2007, p 18
BRENNEKE, ANDREA
“Deposing the sexual harasser,”
Oct 1997, p 32
BREWER, ROBIN E.
Book review, Apr 1998, p 97; Book
review, Feb 1997, p 74
Reflections: “Making a difference, one
woman at a time,” July 2005, p 86
BREYER, STEPHEN
and Kenneth Feinberg, “‘When
the call comes, we answer,’” Oct 2004, p 66
BRICKER, JONATHAN P.
Symposium: “Law practice in the 21st century: We
need to educate for the future,” Oct 1995, p 38
BRIENZA, JULIE
Law office technology: “Creating a home
on the Internet,” Feb 1997, p 77
BRIGHAM, MARTIN K.
and Daniel Bencivenga, “How do you
spell relief?” June 2002, p 18
and Daniel Bencivenga, “Third-party
liability for workplace injuries,” Mar 2003, p 20
and Daniel Bencivenga, “Trumping
pollution exclusions,” Oct 2000, p 40
Symposium: “The client who needed me most: Not
alone,” Apr 2005, p 42
BRIGHT, MYRON H.
“How to win on appeal,” July
1996, p 68
back to top
BRINER, JOHN D.
“Brain trauma and the myth of the
resilient child,” Mar 2003, p 64
BRINGARDNER, JOHN
Letters, Sept 2007, p 14
BRINKLEY, CHRISTOPHER L.
"Get the most from engineering
experts," Nov 2007, p 26
“Put the brakes on runaway-vehicle
defenses,” Apr 2002, p 32
"Stop automaker discovery abuse,"
Nov 2006, p 20
BRITCHER, E. DREW
and Armand Leone and Jessica Choper, "Consider
juror emotions, politics in wrongful birth cases," Oct 2006,
p 46
BRITT, CLIFFORD
“Getting
your security expert over the Daubert hurdle,” Dec 2001,
p 31
"Need
to hire an expert? Ask the right questions," Dec 2001, p
34
BRIZZOLARA, MARGARET
Annette Wencl and Margaret Brizzolara, "All
is not lost," May 1996, p 22
Annette Wencl and Margaret Brizzolara, “The
state of the union,” Nov 1995, p 32
Annette Wencl and Margaret Brizzolara, “Survey
of the states,” May 1996, p 20
BRODY, SUSANNE
Book review, Apr 1999, p 81
BROGDON, QUENTIN
“Why do jurors blame the victim?”
Dec 2003, p 52
BROOKS, JUANITA
Symposium: “Closing argument: A modern-day
witch hunt,” Mar 2001, p 74
BROUSSARD, MARY JO
“Slip and fall on ice and snow:
plaintiff beware,” Aug 1998, p 60
BROWN, ANN
Interview: “Playing it safe,”
Oct 1998, p 20
BROWN, BOB D.
John W. Griffin Jr. and Bob D. Brown, “Chipping
away at the ADA,” Dec 2000, p 48
back to top
BROWN, LEE
and Amanda Morse, "Skimming the surface
of safety," Aug 2006, p 30
“The next wave in products litigation,”
Aug 2001, p 36
BRUECKNER, LESLIE A.
“A
turning of the tide for preemption,” Nov 2005, p 28
BRYANT, ARTHUR H.
"Fighting to end the 'ban litigation'
crisis," July 2006, p 50
William E. Snead and Arthur H. Bryant, “Fighting
for justice: TLPJ’s 15th anniversary,” July 1997, p
76
BRYANT, SUSAN
“How to bridge the culture gap,”
Aug 2002, p 42
BUCHAN, PHILIP
Washington focus: “‘Choice’
no-fault gives no choice to insurance buyers,” Sept 1997,
p 11; “Congress
takes on year 2000 issues,” Oct 1998, p 11; “Elections
change playing field in Congress,” Jan 1997, p 11; “Elections
point to new approaches in Congress,” Jan 1999, p 11; “Federal
no-fault defeated—for now,” Nov 1998, p 11; “Fee
caps latest weapon in tobacco wars,” Nov 1997, p 11; “Fighting
for civil justice,” Nov 1996, p 11; “Hearing
on federal no-fault plan glosses over shortcomings,” May
1997, p 11; “Junking
‘junk science,’” Mar 1997, p 11; “Legislation
would force state class actions into federal court,” July
1999, p 11; “The
mudslingers gear up,” Feb 1998, p 11; “New
hope on nonphysical injury taxes,” Jan 1998, p 11; “New
income reporting law concerns contingent fee lawyers,” Feb
1999, p 11; “New
law bans soliciting plane crash victims,” Dec 1996, p 11;
“No-fault
returns to Capitol Hill,” June 1999, p 10; “No-fault
‘savings’ have a high cost,” July 1997, p 11; “‘Not-ready-for-prime-time’
no-fault,” July 1998, p 11; “105th
Congress roundup,” Dec 1998, p 11; “Products
liability bill killed in Senate,” Sept 1998, p 11; “Sharp
Awards to be presented at ATLA annual convention,” June 1998,
p 11; *“Steven J. Sharp Award: ‘Don’t take my justice
away,’” Oct 1997, p 11; “A
tale of two witnesses,” Apr 1997, p 11; “Tax
enforcement issue causing stir,” Feb 1997, p 11; “Tax
reporting requirement causes confusion,” Mar 1998, p 10;
“Tobacco
legislation faces constitutional dilemma,” Apr 1998, p 10;
“Tobacco
settlement controversial on Capitol Hill,” Aug 1997, p 11;
“Volunteer
liability bill,” June 1997, p 12; “Year
2000 bug
prompts new products liability fight,” Mar 1999, p 11
back to top
BUCHANAN, MARK A.
Symposium: “Electronic evidence in everyday cases: Uncovering
the employer’s e-data,” Oct 2005, p 38
BUCHANAN, VIRGINIA M.
“Study supplements before you
take the case,” Nov 1999, p 44
BUCKINGHAM, B. KENT
Book review, June 2004, p 65
“Keeping an eye on LASIK,”
May 2003, p 30
“Refractive eye surgery: focusing
on risks,” May 2000, p 18
“When laparoscopic gallbladder
surgery goes wrong,” May 1999, p 20
BUCKLEY, JARED P.
Symposium: “My expert crashed, but I saved the case: Getting
to know the skeletons in the closet,” Sept 2003, p 29
BUDLONG, JOHN
“Assigned policy rights can increase
compensation,” Oct 1995, p 64
“Domino strategy,” June
2001, p 20
BURKE, E. JAMES
Symposium: “Lessons learned: Don’t
expect the expert,” Nov 1998, p 76
“Ten defense tactics in inadequate
security cases,” Feb 1997, p 50
BURKE, J. MARTIN
and Michael K. Friel, “What Schleier
and amended §104(a)(2) mean to your practice,” Nov 1996,
p 64
back to top
BURKE, KEVIN G.
Symposium: “The client who needed me most: A
quiet call to action,” Apr 2005, p 45
Symposium: “Closing argument: The lawyer’s crowning achievement:
How did a bad medical order permanently alter
a young girl’s life?” Apr 1998, p 71
“Defeating the eight-hour rule in anesthesia
cases,” May 2000, p 48
"Gastric aspiration cases,"
May 2000, p 52
"Making the most of motions in limine,"
May 2007, p 46
“A new remedy for a life cut short,”
Mar 2004, p 64
Symposium: “My scariest moment in court: When
the rules change,” Feb 1999, p 81
BURKE, STEVEN C.
Law office technology: “Donating computers
while protecting client interests,” June 2003, p 76
BURKS, G. BRENT
John D. McMahan and G. Brent Burks, “Perfecting
slip-and-fall litigation,” Dec 2001, p 40
BURNS, JEFFREY A.
“Asleep at the wheel?” Nov
2002, p 58
BUTLER, KATHERINE L.
“Sexual harassment cases: lessons
learned,” Jan 2001, p 6
back to top
C
CABANISS, JOHN C.
“The basics: choosing and using
an expert witness,” June 1997, p 46
Symposium: “My scariest moment in court: Cool
under fire,” Feb 1999, p 78
CAGLIOTI, MICHAEL A.
Reflections: “Role reversal,”
June 2005, p 64
CALCAGNIE, KEVIN F.
Mark P. Robinson Jr. and Kevin F. Calcagnie, “Fuel
system design: the crashworthiness angle,” Nov 1996, p 32
Mark P. Robinson Jr. and Kevin F. Calcagnie, “Rear-impact
collisions expose seat defects,” Mar 1999, p 50
Mark P. Robinson Jr. and Kevin F. Calcagnie, “To
join an MDL . . . or not,” July 2001, p 34
Mark P. Robinson Jr. and Kevin F. Calcagnie, “Vehicle
roof crush persists during rollover crashes,” Aug 2000, p
60
CALDWELL, HARRY MITCHELL
Book review, Feb 2007, p
67; Book review, July 2001, p 87
CALHOUN, EMILY M.
Book review, June 2007,
p 62
CALL, JOHN A.
Book review, Dec 1995, p 56
“Making the research work for you,”
Apr 1996, p 20
CAMPBELL, BONNIE
Interview: “Breaking the cycle of
violence,” Jan 1998, p 72
CAMPBELL, DONALD J.
“Retaliatory discharge of injured
workers,” Oct 1999, p 26
CAPLAN, ARTHUR
Interview: “Scouting the frontiers
of the law,” Sept 1999, p 20
CAPPELLO, A. BARRY
“Selecting a jury for a complex
trial,” Oct 1996, p 45
and G. James Strenio, “Juror questioning:
the verdict is in,” June 2000, p 44
back to top
CARNEVALE, GEORGE
Thomas Galski and George Carnevale, “Proving
cognitive and behavioral brain injuries,” Sept 1996, p 47
CARPENTER, BRENT
Book review, Sept, p 85
CARPENTER, WILLIAM H.
Symposium: “Saying it well without language: Low-cost
exhibits: more than making do,” Sept 1995, p 43
CARPER, W. KENT
and James C. Peterson, “How to handle
small insurance claims,” Dec 1996, p 42
and James C. Peterson, "Tips for
negotiating small claims," Dec 1996, p 43
CARRINGTON, PAUL D.
“The dark side of contract law,”
May 2000, p 73
CARROLL, JAMES W. JR.
“Handling cases under the FMLA,”
Oct 1999, p 18
CARROLL, JOHN
Ken Withers, Ronald Hedges, John Carroll, and Steve Leben, Interview:
"Judges, lawyers, and the new
rules," Apr 2007, p 20
CARTER, NATHAN P.
"Ask detailed questions in depositions,"
Nov 2006, p 56
"Who's really running the nursing
home?" Nov 2006, p 50
CARTWRIGHT, MATTHEW A.
"You're ready to be a business
tort lawyer," June 2007, p 18
CARTWRIGHT, ROBERT E. JR.
“Better your chances at the bench,”
May 2004, p 72
“Evaluating a case,”
Sept 1997, p 62
Reflections: “Achieving balance,”
Mar 1998, p 83
Symposium: "Trouble from the bench: Tips
to avoid trouble," Oct 2007, p 42
back to top
CASEY, DAVID S. JR.
"ATLA celebrates 60 years: Bipartisan
effort spreads the message," July 2006, p 14
“Paving the road to settlement,”
June 1997, p 54
President’s page: “An assault on
citizens’ rights,” July 2004, p 9; “ATLA
and the party of Lincoln,” Dec 2003, p 9; “Family,
friends, and ATLA,” June 2004, p 9; “Free
speech and the jury trial,” Aug 2003, p 9; “The
good that trial lawyers do,” Feb 2004, p 9; “Perspectives
from the front lines,” Nov 2003, p 9; “The
preemption danger,” May 2004, p 9; “A
promise kept,” Apr 2004, p 9; “The
search for ‘weapons of frivolous litigation,’”
Mar 2004, p 9; “Stop the lies, spread
the truth,” Jan 2004, p 9; “A
time to fight,” Sept 2003, p 9; “A
trial lawyer’s legacy,” Oct 2003, p 9
CASTILLO, JULIETTE
J. Thomas Rhodes III and Juliette Castillo, “Proving
damages in nursing home cases,” Aug 2000, p 41
CEDAR, DAVID M.
Mark B. Frost, Gerald J. Williams, Samuel Merovitz, and David
M. Cedar, “Protecting
the right to clean living,” Feb 2005, p 30
CERICK, PETER A.
Letters, Mar 2003, p 12
CHAKWIN, STEPHEN D. JR.
Book review, Mar 2005, p 68; Book
review, Feb 2004, p 62
CHALAT, JAMES H.
and Linda J. Chalat, “Ski law for
beginners, intermediates, and experts,” Aug 2001, p 26
CHALAT, LINDA J.
James H. Chalat and Linda J. Chalat, “Ski
law for beginners, intermediates, and experts,” Aug 2001,
p 26
CHAMALLAS, MARTHA
“A woman’s worth: gender bias
in damage awards,” Aug 1995, p 38
back to top
CHAMBERLAIN, DANIEL S.
“Proceeding to success: 10 litigation
tips,” Feb 1998, p 24
“Truck cases: rules of the road,”
Feb 1998, p 20
Symposium: “When my co-counsel and I disagreed . . . : Continental
divide,” Sept 1998, p 72
CHAPMAN, CHRISTOPHER W.
Book review, Feb 2007, p
66
CHAPMAN, MELISSA ANN
Symposium: “When my co-counsel and I disagreed . . . : Father
knows best?” Sept 1998, p 68
CHAPMAN, PAULETTE
"Care and feeding of your network,"
Jan 2007, p 32
CHARNAS, SCOTT E.
“Nailing down the nail gun case,”
Aug 1996, p 30
CHARNEY, DARIUS
Carolyn A. Kubitschek and Darius Charney, "Relatives'
rights to care for children," Dec 2006, p 20
CHEMERINSKY, ERWIN
Book review, Aug 2006, p 63; Book
review, Feb 2005, p 62; Book review,
Feb 2003, p 69; Book review, Sept 2000,
p 84; Book review, Nov 1999, p 84;
Book review, Apr 1998, p 96; Book
review, Dec 1997, p 72; Book review,
Dec 1996, p 62; Book review, July 1996,
p 94; Book review, Dec 1995, p 53
and Doriane Lambelet Coleman, Speaking & writing: “Catch
the High Court’s eye with a compelling petition,” Apr
2005, p 70
“Fairness at the ballot box,”
Apr 2004, p 32
“Forecasting the future of federalism,”
July 2001, p 18
“Gender-based juries?”
Aug 1995, p 34
“High-speed chases,”
Feb 2001, p 24
Symposium: Keys to success: “The true
measure of success,” July 1998, p 44
Ned Miltenberg and Erwin Chemerinsky, “Punitive
damages after Campbell, Smith, and Romo,” Aug 2003, p 18
Supreme Court review: “Ability to sue
state governments narrowed,” Dec 1999, p 72; “Age
discrimination claims get a boost from the Court,” July 2005,
p 76; “Breakdown in the levels of scrutiny,”
Mar 1997, p 70; “Can plaintiffs make
disparate-impact claims in age discrimination cases?” May
2002, p 72; “Changing course: Lopez limits
congressional powers,” June 1995, p 86; “A
civil rights victory for prisoners,” May 2005, p 76; “Constitution
bars prosecution of long-ago child abusers,” Jan 2004, p
64; “Court adds class actions, religion
to docket,” Jan 2005, p 66;
back to top
“Court allows ‘in your face’
abortion protests,” May 1997, p 82; “Court
bars out-of-court ‘testimonial’ statements,” July
2004, p 82; “Court continues to focus
on sovereign immunity,” Aug 2002, p 66; "The
Court deals a blow to pay discrimination plaintiffs," Sept
2007, p 60; “Court expands state
sovereign immunity—again,” May 2001, p 78; “The
Court marks the limits of federalism,” Sept 2003, p 76; "Court
revisits sovereign immunity in discrimination cases," Mar
2006, p 70; “Court takes a narrow view
of viewpoint discrimination,” Mar 1999, p 90; “Defining
sexual harassment,” May 1998, p 86; “Divided
Court grapples with religion,” Sept 2000, p 86; “A
dramatic change in sentencing practices,” Nov 2000, p 102;
“Elections, religion, and federalism
top Court’s docket in new term,” Nov 2003, p 78; “Expanding
civil rights liability,” Oct 1998, p 82; “Expanding
the protections of the Takings Clause,” Sept 2001, p 70;
"The First Amendment and military recruiting,"
May 2006, p 78; “Five justices hold firm
on ‘soft’ campaign money,” Mar 2004, p 78; “Free
speech or religious freedom: revisiting the Establishment Clause,”
Dec 1995, p 16; “Government is not required
to aid religion,” May 2004, p 84; “High
Court signals a change in voting-rights litigation,” Nov
2001, p 80; "In Guantanamo case, justices
rein in executive power," Sept 2006, p 60; "The
incredible shrinking docket," Mar 2007, p 64; “Is
any sentence cruel and unusual punishment?” May 2003, p 78;
“Judicial elections and the First Amendment,”
Nov 2002, p 78; “The justice in the middle,”
Nov 1998, p 96; “Justices begin another
blockbuster year,” Nov 2004, p 76; “Limiting
Congress’s power to protect rights,” Jan 1998, p 87;
“Limiting suits to enforce federal laws,”
Jan 2003, p 70; “A major change in civil
rights litigation,” Mar 2000, p 94; “Making
it harder to sue cities,” Nov 1997, p 18; “Minority
voting rights and the Supreme Court,” Nov 1996, p 18; "More
questions about punitive damages," May 2007, p 72; “Narrowing
the state action doctrine,” July 1999, p 101; “A
new obstacle in civil rights litigation,” July 1997, p 87;
“The O’Connor legacy,”
Sept 2005, p 68;“One defeat, one victory
for civil rights plaintiffs,” Mar 2002, p 72; “A
plaintiff-friendly standard for civil rights cases,” Sept
2002, p 64; “Plaintiffs’ use of
RICO limited,” July 2000, p 123; “Preserving
civil rights claims,” July 1998, p 98; “Prosecutorial
immunity—the interpretation continues,” Mar 1998, p
80; “Qualified immunity ruling raises
hurdles for plaintiffs,” Mar 2005, p 66; “Race
and the Supreme Court,” Oct 1995, p 86; “Raising
constitutional doubts,” Jan 2002, p 68; “Rehnquist’s
steady conservatism reshaped the law,” Nov 2005, p 70; “Remembering
a justice who cared,” May 1999, p 92; “Restricting
federal court jurisdiction,” July 1996, p 18; “The
revival of federalism continues,” Mar 2001, p 78; “A
right to physician-assisted suicide?” Sept 1997, p 68; "Roberts
Court enters a divisive second year," Nov 2006, p 66; “The
shrinking docket,” May 1996, p 71; “Shrinking
federal powers,” Jan 2001, p 82; "Small
docket, big decisions in Court's new term," Nov 2007, p 70;
“Speech rights of government contractors,”
Jan 1997, p 64; “State action,”
Sept 1995, p 82; “State taxation of interstate
commerce,” Mar 1996, p 73; “Striking
a balance on hate speech,” July 2003, p 78; “Suing
the government for arbitrary actions,” May 2000, p 89; “The
Supreme Court’s blockbuster term,” Mar 2003, p 72; "A
term to remember," Jan 2006, p 62; “Three
decisions, one big victory for civil rights,” Sept 2004,
p 74; "A troubling take on excessive-force
claims," July 2007, p 74; “Unfulfilled
promise: the Americans with Disabilities Act,” Sept 1999,
p 88; "Upholding due process,"
July 2006, p 84; “Will IOLTA survive?”
Jan 1999, p 80; "Workers win in retaliation
case," Jan 2007, p 58
“When do lawmakers threaten judicial
independence?” Nov 1998, p 62
back to top
CHEN, ALAN K.
“Liability of private firms performing
public functions,” Oct 1999, p 60
CHERRY, DOUGLAS A.
Clyde H. Wilson Jr. and Douglas A. Cherry, "Litigating
the runaway software project case," Oct 2006, p 58
Clyde H. Wilson Jr. and Douglas A. Cherry, “Success
in electronic discovery,” May 2003, p 60
CHESBRO, CHARLES W.
Book review, Dec 1995, p 57
CHO, MILDRED
Interview: “Testing the limits of genetic
technology,” Dec 2003, p 34
CHOATE, MARK
“Upgrade your products case with
demonstrative evidence,” July 2002, p 44
CHOPER, JESSICA
E. Drew Britcher, Armand Leone, and Jessica Choper, "Consider
juror emotions, politics in wrongful birth cases," Oct 2006,
p 46
CHOUDHURY, NEEL
Randall O. Sorrels and Neel Choudhury, "Avoiding
the confidentiality tax bite," June 2006, p 56
CHRISTENSEN, DANIEL J.
"In the
eyes of the beholder," Feb 2007, p 26
“Paving the way for a road hazard
case,” Jan 2002, p 46
“Select the right jury for your
case,” Apr 2004, p 58
Symposium: “The client who needed me most: An
ordinary day, interrupted,” Apr 2005, p 47
“When
poles in the right-of-way are wrong,” Feb 2003, p 36
CIRESI, MICHAEL V.
Reflections: “Fighting Big Tobacco—and
winning justice,” Apr 1999, p 84
CLARK, EDWARD L.
Book review, June 1995, p 90
back to top
CLARK, LISA W.
*David E. Loder and Lisa W. Clark, “In gestational surrogacies,
all parties bear risk,” Aug 1997, p 38
CLARKE, ANDREW C.
“Fighting city hall,” Feb
2001, p 48
CLEMENT, JULIE
Mark Cooney and Julie Clement, Speaking & writing: "Do
you know your reader?" May 2007, p 80
CLIFFORD, ROBERT A.
Book review, July 1995, p 102
and Jeffrey J. Kroll, Symposium: “Products liability: tips and
tactics: Litigating the power tool case,”
Nov 1997, p 44
COBB, CHRISTINE
“Compensation
by computer,” Apr 2005, p 36
COBEN, LARRY E.
“The
air bag preemption war,” Sept 2000, p 64
“Conspiracy
of silence hid seat-back hazards,” Mar 2004, p 40
“The
Daubert decision: gatekeeper or executioner?” Aug 1996, p
52
“Protecting
litigation support materials from discovery,” July 2000,
p 49
“Seat
safety: the impact of unsafe design,” Feb 1998, p 35
“Where
does Myrick lead us?” Sept 1995, p 36
COFFIELD, MICHAEL W.
and Christopher C. Kendall, “Tactics
in a disciplinary proceeding,” Apr 1998, p 62
COHEN, DAN
“Report from Capitol Hill,”
Feb 2001, p 18
COHEN, FRED
Theresa DiPaola, Fred Cohen, and Gary Roberts, “Silence
of the experts,” Oct 2004, p 20
back to top
COLEMAN, DORIANE LAMBELET
Erwin Chemerinsky and Doriane Lambelet Coleman, Speaking &
writing: “Catch
the High Court’s eye with a compelling petition,” Apr
2005, p 70
COLEMAN, TERRENCE J.
and Arnold Levinson, “Overcoming
the ‘genuine-issue’ rule in bad-faith cases,” Mar
2002, p 42
Arnold R. Levinson and Terrence J. Coleman, “Insurance
bad faith claims are not preempted,” June 2001, p 30
Symposium: "Big insurers, dirty tricks: 'That's
not my signature,'" July 2007, p 39
COLUCCIO, KEVIN
and Paul L. Stritmatter, “Free your
client from the liability release,” June 2004, p 36
CONLIN, ROXANNE BARTON
and Gretchen Jensen, “What, me? Prejudiced?
Absolutely not!” Dec 2000, p 20
“My clients, my heroes,”
Aug 1999, p 26
Symposium: “The client who needed me most: Hard
changes for a good cop,” Apr 2005, p 41
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