Articles from Trial (November 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Measure of Endurance: The Unlikely Triumph of Steven Sharp.	Porter, Rebecca	Book Review	2038
ABA lets lawyers blow the whistle on clients intending financial harm.	Hellwege, Jean		375
CIGNA settles doctors' suit over unfair business practices.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		295
Courts overrule ALI 'consensus' on products: since the ALI adopted the Restatement (Third) in 1997, most courts have rejected its core principles on design-defect cases.	Stewart, Larry S.		3971
Crash-and-burn cruisers that kill: law enforcement officers across the country are being injured and killed when the special Ford Crown Victorias they drive catch fire. To build a successful case, lawyers must know the history of the vehicle's defective fuel-tank design.	McGroder, Patrick J., III		2423
Danger at play: inquisitive children invariably handle the products they encounter in their homes. Manufacturers face lawsuits when they ignore the risks their products pose to kids.	Swartz, James A.		2591
Elections, religion, and federalism top court's docket in new term.	Chemerinsky, Erwin		1558
Elements of the cigarette-fire.	Grisham, Lynn A.		3212
Eleventh Circuit reverses itself in police immunity case.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		1056
European ethnic groups win protection from bias in jury selection.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		531
Hearsay.			245
I have a personal injury practice!		Advertisement	556
Is forensic animation right for your case? As the capabilities of computer animation grow, so does their use at trial. Here's how to determine whether this tool can enhance your case presentation.	Breaux, Steven P.		3040
Library employees settle Internet porn suit.	Linney, Jennifer		674
Make the most of company-employee depositions: to get the best results from this routine part of discovery in products cases, ask questions that are anything but routine.	Evans, Mark J.		2379
Obtain documents through a corporate designee.	Mongeluzzi, Robert J.		203
Perspectives from the front lines.	Casey, David S., Jr.	President's Page	784
Rebutting the implied-preemption defense: in products suits, drug companies are seeking immunity under theories of implied preemption. Their arguments are flawed.	Zieve, Allison M.		4186
Recording-industry subpoenas spark online-privacy debate.	Moen, Christian Harlan		1772
Review billing and insurance records.	Blatt, Gayle M.		220
Second Circuit broadens definition of 'accident' in airline injury cases.	Tischler, Eric		604
Third circuit axes 'unconscionable' arbitration agreement.	Hellwege, Jean		813
Thoughts on 'gatekeeping'.	Pandola, Armando A., Jr.	Letter to the Editor	424
TRIAL's new look.	Hyman, Michael		38
U.S. cracks down on health care fraud.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		123
Understand your 'problem' plaintiff.	Baum, David B.		143
Weed out pro-doctor jury bias.	Bartimus, James		229