Articles from Trial (May 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Airline is liable for flight attendant's misconduct, Supreme Court rules.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		557
Better your chances at the bench.	Cartwright, Robert E., Jr.		2505
Breast-implant plaintiffs can recover even when told of risks.	Sileo, Carmel		672
Company gave up attorney-client privilege, Ninth Circuit rules.	Sileo, Carmel		682
Court may compel deceased woman's lawyer to testify.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		675
Don't heed Hollywood.	Wagnon, Wes	Letter to the Editor	606
Government is not required to aid religion.	Chemerinsky, Erwin		1325
Hearsay.			270
Hone your case using a concept focus group.	Brown, Augustus F.		296
Hospital fails to justify refusal to hire male obstetrical nurses.	Porter, Rebecca		604
How to mine the medical records: you can discover a wealth of information in the mountains of paper that hospitals produce every day - if you know where to look.	Frickleton, James P.		2516
Into the Minds of Madmen: How the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit Revolutionized Crime Investigation.	Neal, Bobbie S.	Book Review	862
Keep 'junk science' out of cerebral palsy cases: defendants in birth-injury litigation routinely rely on unscientific, self-serving causation criteria and seek to foist them on plaintiff experts. Don't let them get away with it.	Apfel, Dov		7
Liability for postsurgical infection: surgical wounds are prone to infections. Good medical care requires doctors and hospitals to adequately warn patients and to diagnose and treat infections properly when they occur.	Viorst, Anthony		1877
Make the most of your jury questionnaire: a good questionnaire can reveal valuable information about potential jurors and help you choose a favorable panel.	Hirschhorn, Robert		3359
No religious exemption for Catholic Charities, says California court.	Sileo, Carmel		679
Pain Killer.	Fenner, Diane	Book Review	758
Plagued by bedbugs, hotel guests bite back.	Porter, Rebecca		1005
Preparing for the defense medical expert's deposition: conduct in-depth research online and through formal discovery before deposing your opponent's witnesses to expose weaknesses and bias in their testimony.	Evans, Janabeth		7
Protect Act amendment 'intimidates' judges, critics say.	Moen, Christian Harlan		1910
Public employee's personnel record is also public, court holds.	Porter, Rebecca		575
Ruling regarding opt-out plaintiffs' discovery rights is precedential.	Jurand, Sara Hoffman		131
Second Circuit makes 'workfare' more fair.	Sileo, Carmel		631
Success Without Victory: Lost Legal Battles and the Long Road to Justice in America.	Sack, Emily J.	Book Review	901
The preemption danger.	Casey, David S., Jr.	President's Page	776
The second coming of managed care: new management techniques and complex organizational structures allow the health care industry to continue placing costs above care and profits over patients.	Peeno, Linda		5737
The truth about med-mal premiums: a former insurance commissioner explains how the current 'crisis' came to be and what we can do about it.	Porter, Rebecca	Interview	4144
Thimerosal plaintiffs push on despite setbacks.	Hellwege, Jean		1352
Use photos to identify juror bias.	Lee, Larry D.		244
Write your closing before discovery.	McGrath, Thomas S.		353