Articles from Trial (November 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2006-2007 CLE Programs.			366
A fund to protect the civil justice system.			1483
ADA applies to web sites, federal court says.	Burtka, Allison Torres		824
ATLA Education sets sail in Europe and lights again in New Orleans.			264
Do private judges need more public scrutiny?	Sileo, Carmel		1749
Embracing risk factors in pharmaceutical litigation: plaintiff lawyers tend to be reluctant to take on a drug injury case unless the client has few or no risk factors for the injury alleged. But attorneys who take the road less traveled may discover it's the quickest path to success.	Sizemore, J. Paul		3326
Emotional damages are not taxable, D.C. Circuit rules.	Porter, Rebecca		548
Fifth Circuit bars 'misleading' ford video evidence.	Jablow, Valerie		530
Hearsay.			422
Learn to prove damages effectively.			127
Litigation groups name chairs and cochairs for 2006-2007.			852
Med-mal suits don't hinder error disclosure, studies find.	Villa, Alba Lucero		846
North Carolina launches commission to overturn wrongful convictions.	Villa, Alba Lucero		689
On the front lines.	Eidson, Lewis S.	President's page	768
Roberts Court enters a divisive second year.	Chemerinsky, Erwin		1799
Rules of the Road: A Plaintiff Lawyers' Guide to Proving Liability.	Needle, Jeffrey	Book review	549
Schering-Plough fined for off-label marketing, overcharging, kickbacks.	Burtka, Allison Torres		899
Stop automaker discovery abuse: from disorganized 'reading rooms' to massive electronic databases, auto manufacturers have devised creative ways to avoid document production. Don't let them overwhelm you. You can defeat their tactics.	Brinkley, Christopher L.		3565
Straight talk about the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.			372
The Rehnquist Legacy.	Bogus, Carl T.	Book review	1284
The slow death of lap-only seat belts: new regulations that take effect next year finally will eliminate dangerous lap-only seat belts from all new vehicles, but older models equipped with these belts will remain on the road. Attorneys representing injured plaintiffs must understand recent developments in this litigation.	Kuhlman, Brad		2745
Undue deference: using federal agency rulemaking to promote federal preemption is a new tactic to undermine the civil justice system. Here's how to make the case against assertions that courts should defer to pro-preemption statements in agency rules.	Frankel, Richard		4430
Who's really running the nursing home? A maze of corporate entities may obscure who actually operates the facility where your client was injured. But if you follow the money, you can find out who's in charge and hold them accountable.	Carter, Nathan P.		4348