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Browse Burke, Kevin G. 1-4 out of 4 article(s) Title Type Date Words When the balance shifted: in every trial, there is a moment when you can tell something important has happened: you've made a critical point, averted potential disaster, or changed the trial's momentum. Here, four lawyers share what moved juries in their client's favor - whether technique, testimony, or just plain luck. Jul 1, 2008 1064 Making the most of motions in limine: you can defeat five common defense arguments in medical negligence cases before trial even begins. Motions in limine--backed by powerful precedent--are the key. May 1, 2007 2659 A new remedy for a life cut short: your client has suffered injuries that will severely shorten his or her life. In a growing number of states, such victims and their families can be compensated for the loss of those years. Mar 1, 2004 2861 Defeating the eight-hour rule in anesthesia cases. May 1, 2000 2839

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