Articles from Trial (April 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Black box technology in the courtroom: not long ago, devices to measure crash data in vehicles were considered futuristic technology. Now, event data recorders are here to stay.	Donnelly, Dennis		2607
Can Congress beat the cloning clock?	Magnuson, Carolyn		1383
Colorado says OSHA violations admissible in lawsuit.	Scarlett, Thomas		517
Credit cardholder may sue bank for bait-and-switch tactics, Third Circuit rules.	Reichert, Jennifer L.		623
Enron and on and on ...	Loiacono, Kristin		793
Florida appeals court rules three-strikes law unconstitutional.	Magnuson, Carolyn		443
Helping consumers skirt scams: when predatory lenders target borrowers with outrageous interest rates, balloon payments, and other unfair credit terms, trial lawyers can help them seek justice.			2928
Illinois appeals court upholds public nuisance claim in gun case.	Magnuson, Carolyn		328
Improve access to client files.		Product/Service Evaluation	167
Inspire a just damages award.	Rowe, Timothy A.		332
Letters to a Young Lawyer.	Magnuson, Carolyn	Book Review	586
Log on for SEC data.			126
Make the most of your opening.	Mountain, C. Delaine		195
Medical Records for Attorneys.	Tilson, Lee	Book Review	637
New center to focus on improving jury system.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		484
New federal law protects sellers of structured settlement payments.	Hellwege, Jean		647
New word-processing and file-access basics.	Bernstein, Paul		1113
Put the brakes on runaway--vehicle defenses: automakers may have a seemingly logical defense in sudden-acceleration cases, but plaintiffs injured in these crashes have technical research and improved litigation strategies on their side.	Brinkey, Christopher L.		3658
Reduce data-entry chores.			136
Reject the case, not the client.	Pillersdorf, Gary B.		172
RICO lawsuit seeks punitive damages for GM's alleged discovery abuse.	Reichert, Jennifer L.		620
Sellers of `laundered lemons' forced to come clean.	Holt, Janet L.		627
Something rotten in synthetic stucco, suits claim.	Porter, Rebecca		2134
South Carolina's death penalty odyssey continues.	Bradley, Craig M.		1593
States not immune from Family and Medical Leave Act liability, Ninth Circuit rules.	Levy, Stephanie		446
The truth about medical malpractice.	Boyle, Leo	President's Page	839
Track minutes and dollars on the go.			76
Update your furnishings.			142
When motorists get burned: a person should not survive a crash only to be burned in a vehicle fire. When it happens, a fuel-system defect could be the cause.	Emison, J. Kent		2602
Woman's sexual past not admissible in wrongful death suit, Georgia court rules.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		529