Articles from Trial (December 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alliance member provides online juror feedback.			141
ATLA Education 2004-2005 CLE Programs.		Advertisement	274
Coming to a contract near you: the predispute jury waiver.	Hellwege, Jean		1876
Corrections.		Correction Notice	173
Crime on college campuses: female students are at high risk of violence, especially sexual assault. Litigation based on assumption of duty, foreseeability, and other straightforward premises theories can ensure that colleges live up to their promises to keep students safe.	Farahany, Amanda		2703
Crime witness may claim emotional distress, says Tennessee court.	Sileo, Carmel		539
Debunk 'reform' myths.	Munsing, Peter N.	Letter to the Editor	277
Disclosure deadline passes as dispute over NHTSA data continues.	Jablow, Valerie		723
Do mom and mom and baby make a family? The law governing the rights and responsibilities of same-sex parents is anything but settled, offering litigators an opportunity for creative and challenging advocacy.	Friedlander, William S.		3899
Electronic Evidence and Discovery: What Every Lawyer Should Know.	Ball, Craig	Book Review	771
Fifth Circuit allows case against thimerosal maker to proceed.	Burtka, Allison Torres		731
Fight witness intimidation.	Gear, John	Letter to the Editor	180
Fighting for military mother's newborn: when a servicewoman receives negligent prenatal care, can her civilian child be compensated for birth injuries? The federal circuits disagree, but lawyers can glean strategies from the courts that allow these claims.	Alsaffar, Jamal		2503
Focus groups shine light on case theories and themes.			220
Hearsay.			280
Help clients contact Congress via your Web site.			242
Liability for security system failure: your client's workplace appeared safe: it had a seemingly impenetrable security system, but it proved unreliable when an intruder bypassed it and injured your client. The law affords compensation.	Bodiford, Raymond O.		2681
Nevada secretary of state reprimanded for ballot-initiative spin.			469
Offer of judgment does not derail class action, Third Circuit holds.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		625
Prove notice with standards and statistics: when a commercial property has had no prior criminal activity, use industry standards and data from nearby properties to establish that crime on the premises was foreseeable.	Hewitt, Melvin L.		1989
Punitives should reflect actual loss, ATLA argues.			350
Second Circuit puts 'interacting with others' under ADA's ambit.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		704
Stop mandatory arbitration.	Anderson, Eugene R.	Letter to the Editor	136
Strength in numbers.	Smith, Todd A.	President's Page	742
The Cyanide Canary.	Porter, Rebecca	Book Review	1238
The sentencing conundrum.	Hoffmann, Joseph L.		2206
Workers' comp release form does not block civil claims in California.	Burtka, Allison Torres		603