Articles from Trial (October 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Younger' workers can sue under ADEA, Sixth Circuit finds.	Brownstein, Andrew		681
2003 TRIAL editorial calendar.			109
California high court limits immunity for big tobacco.	Holt, Janet L.		763
Can the law handle human cloning? Creating a human being through cloning still smacks of science fiction, but developments in biotechnology bring it closer to reality every day. Are our laws - and our lawyers - ready?	Durrell, Justine		4247
Capture notes digitally; display and edit with interactive lectern. (New products and services for lawyers).			244
Corporate greed.	Alexander, Mary	President's Page	794
Correction. (News & Trends).			31
Dial phone through Palm handheld. (New products and services for lawyers).			107
Discovery subpoena to foreign witness is valid, Second Circuit rules.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		475
Do away with paper messages. (New products and services for lawyers).			85
Grand illusion.	Loiacono, Kristin		824
Health care records: books open to abuse; the Georgetown Health Privacy Project argues that respecting and protecting privacy improves both individual health care and the system as a whole.		Interview	3186
Hospitals, doctors may be liable for contractors' negligence.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		856
How to protect damages in federal tort cases: safeguard your clients' awards by knowing the pitfalls of Federal Tort Claims Act litigation.	Higginbotham, Laurie M.		2964
Lawyer discovers evidence at Internet auctions.	Holt, Janet L.		362
Make time palpable by using per diem arguments: a well-crafted per diem argument, when allowed by the jurisdiction where you practice, lets jurors see and feel what a difference a day makes to a client in pain.	Orr, Richard		2427
Market your firm inexpensively.	Migala, Richard L.	Brief Article	212
New Cox-2 pain relievers are marketing marvel, not miracle drugs.	Porter, Rebecca		1823
Proceed carefully with structured settlements.	Nations, Howard L.	Brief Article	287
Quotes. (Trial).			285
Revamp your estate-planning software. (New products and services for lawyers).			182
Secure PDFs. (New products and services for lawyers).			91
Serve papers globally, automatically. (New products and services for lawyers).			206
So you're stuck with ERISA ... now what? Your client may have no choice but to bring suit under this statute, but that doesn't mean the claim is doomed to fail.	DeBofsky, Mark D.		4134
Subrogation traps for vulnerable plaintiffs: a plaintiff who has received a damages award may be forced to repay government benefits. Here's how to help your clients protect their just compensation.	Henretta, J. Thomas		1797
Tap big-firm case management in small firms. (New products and services for lawyers).			140
The Court's curious consent search doctrine.	Bradley, Craig M.		2303
Win your case with low-tech exhibits.	Lacek, Tom	Brief Article	244