Articles from Trial (April 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Campaign reveals truth about Bush attacks, corporate secrecy.			439
Consumer protection act covers doctor's care, Kansas court rules.	Porter, Rebecca		691
Daubert hearing is not a 'search for truth' Michigan court rules.	Heylman, Susan		542
FDA vows transformation, better drug safety.	Porter, Rebecca		826
Hearsay.			318
High time for a raise.	Eidson, Lewis S.	President's page	754
Judges, lawyers, and the new rules: it's been four months since the amended federal rules governing electronic discovery took effect. How are they changing e-discovery disputes in the courts? An expert on electronic evidence talks with two current judges and a former judge about what the changes mean from the perspective of the bench.	Withers, Ken	Interview	3961
Katrina suit against U.S. government moves forward.	Villa, Alba Lucero		793
Know when to say no.	Simon, Lawrence		267
Litigation resources arm attorneys for e-discovery battles.			273
Make sense of medical jargon.	Godfrey, Brett		160
Michigan proposal to tax legal services draws fire.			418
Nevada courts curb lawyer's summation slamming plaintiffs.	Burtka, Allison Torres		960
New lawyer ad rules spark debate over public image, public good.	Sileo, Carmel		2608
On the rails, wrongs without remedies.	Straub, Bill		703
Public Citizen report debunks med-mal myths.	Villa, Alba Lucero		831
Reel in jurors with tech-savvy presentations.	Siegel, Daniel J.		1331
Rights of passage.	Bradley, Craig M.		2578
Roundtable discussions bring business-minded members together.			347
Sharpen your discovery from nonparties: the December 2006 rules changes affect your electronic discovery from nonparties as well as parties - and how you deal with nonparties may be more important than you think.	Blakley, Alan		4120
Straight talk about companies moving overseas.			268
Try opening with a videotaped with a videotaped deposition: to get jurors' attention during your opening statement, let them see your opponents' admissions on screen, in their own words.	Kwass, David L.		2443
Use psychology in cross-examination.	Stritmatter, Paul		368