Articles from Trial (January 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Balancing the scales: small firms seek diversity.	McMurry, Kelly		1527
Breaking the cycle of violence.		Interview	3799
Courts split on state tobacco class actions.	Shoop, Julie Gannon		744
Creating a supportive law office family; by playing fair and showing appreciation, you can keep your support staff happy and productive.	Laskoff, Bob		2745
Fen-phen and Redux: a tale of three drugs.	Rheingold, Paul D.		2947
Hate crimes against gays hurt body and soul.	Brienza, Julie		548
Hit man manual not protected by First Amendment.	Hellwege, Jean	Brief Article	405
Illinois high court strikes down 'tort reform' law.	Hellwege, Jean		493
In the niche: marketing your firm.	James, Sylvester, Jr.		2641
Is Chicago ADA case merely an anomaly seven years after law's passage?	Brienza, Julie		923
Money matters in case selection.	Pilldersdorf, Gary B.		2049
National survey suggests racial disparity in police use of force.	Shoop, Julie Gannon		641
New hope on nonphysical injury taxes.	Buchan, Philip		855
New York high court rules medical negligence liability may extend to nonpatients.	Dilworth, Donald C.		519
Preparing for trial: an uncommon approach; the trial lawyer can use focus groups to flag potential juror reactions and prepare effective arguments for trial.	Wenner, David A.		5484
Second Circuit broadens standards for dismissing prospective jurors.	Dilworth, Donald C.	Brief Article	519
Selecting clients: are you free to choose?	Wolfram, Charles W.		3381
Taking control of your practice.	Lau, Edward C.Y.		1285
The new ATLA NET.	Shaffer, George		1272
Trial lawyers challenge the constitutionality of Ohio 'tort reform' law.	Brienza, Julie	Brief Article	367
Using the computer to level the playing field; the combination of computer software and access to the Internet allows sole practitioners to prepare cases as thoroughly as lawyers at large firms.	Hernandez, Robert LeRoux		3449