Articles from Trial (February 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Boost your expert's confidence.	Nelson, Noelle C.		145
Court overturns government immunity in police pursuit case.	Sileo, Carmel		612
DNA evidence changes for whom the statutes toll.	Porter, Rebecca		1512
Gulf War POWs can't get satisfaction.	Sileo, Carmel		671
Hearsay.			196
How probable is 'probable cause'?	Bradley, Craig M.		1544
In Ultimate Punishment: A Lawyer's Reflections on Dealing with the Death Penalty.	Kelly, Elizabeth	Book Review	711
Legal profession is more diverse, EEOC finds.	Porter, Rebecca		406
Med-mal caps in two states don't reduce insurance rates.	Hellwege, Jean		1227
Medication error reports rise, but many mistakes are still unreported.	Jablow, Valerie		767
Ninth Circuit lets crime victims sue gun makers.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		764
No safe harbor for polluters.	Loiacono, Kristin		742
Present documents via technology.	Levinson, Arnold R.		314
Primer on wrongful death claims: a successful wrongful death claim can compensate a family that has suffered the loss of a loved one. Preparation is key, for everything from determining what claims should be filed to thwarting defenses.	Lawrence, Richard D.		2631
Punitive damages dispute may reach California high court.	Moen, Christian Harlan		1061
Reservist claims civilian job discrimination.	Moen, Christian Harlan		643
Rewriting state law, one at a time.	Weaver, Dennis R.		2473
Smothered by spam: more than half of all e-mail messages are now 'junk.' Recently passed legislation should bring some relief. Until then, you can take steps to keep spam from clogging your computer system and bogging down your practice.	Porter, Rebecca		4555
The good that trial lawyers do.	Casey, David S., Jr.	President's Page	817
Use experts wisely to enliven a death case: your experts are individuals with specialized knowledge, but they must work together as a team. When you facilitate cooperation, you reinforce your client's claim for compensation after the loss of a loved one.	Surh, Robert		2880
Use office forms for case evaluation.	Kane, Julie Braman		246
When Justice Prevails.	Chakwin, Stephen D., Jr.	Book Review	708
When your client is a grieving family: working with a family still reeling from loss while they are pursuing a legal case requires patience and sensitivity; while you cannot heal their grief, you can bring some order and closure to a difficult period in their lives.	Porter, Christine		2089