Articles from Trial (December 1, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Bioterrorism brings vaccine issue to Congress.	Loiacono, Kristin		789
Busting open the big box: Wal-Mart and other large corporations fight hard to keep documents that are relevant to plaintiffs' claims sealed up tight. Here's how to combat discovery abuse and get the evidence your client needs.	Sheng, Elaine		2238
Federal appeals courts consider office romance.	Scarlett, Thomas		562
Garrett footnote allows ADA injunctive relief for state workers, Eighth Circuit rules.	Holt, Janet L.		896
Getting your security expert over the Dauber't hurdle: strengthen your odds by explaining the need for an expert, then presenting one you've questioned thoroughly beforehand.	Britt, Clifford		3588
Hewing to our mission.	Boyle, Leo	President's Page	765
Jury punishes Allstate for `scorched-earth' tactics.	Porter, Rebecca		527
Justices weave intricate web of habeas corpus decisions.	Hoffmann, Joseph L.		2854
Kmart negligent in sale of gun used to commit suicide, jury decides.	Reichert, Jennifer L.		729
Loss and recovery.	Bernstein, Paul		1177
Medical journals crack down on industry influence over published studies.	Hellwege, Jean		773
Nothing but the Truth: Why Trial Lawyers Don't, Can't, and Shouldn't Have to Tell the Whole Truth.	Bailey, William S.	Book Review	605
Perfecting slip-and-fall litigation: by selecting a strong case, hiring the right experts, and allocating fault appropriately, you can obtain justice for injured plaintiffs.	Burks, G. Brent		2418
Right to procreate survives incarceration, Ninth Circuit rules.	Reichert, Jennifer L.		878
Seventh Circuit fortifies private plaintiffs' rights under RICO.	Magnuson, Carolyn		560
South Dakota court blocks third-party suits against insurers.	Magnuson, Carolyn		300
The Winning Argument.	Miller, Phillip H.	Book Review	625
Whose embryo is it anyway? Courts wrestle with issues of high-tech reproduction.	Levy, Stephanie		1668