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Articles from Trial (June 1, 2008)

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A new home for a new AAJ. Peterson, Kathleen Flynn President's page 483
After Riegel, AAJ members take preemption fight to Capitol Hill. 538
Alaska high court OKs disclosure of defense expert's tax records. Sileo, Carmel 815
Ask the right questions in screening an ER case. Richman, Howard 293
Bar must keep visibly intoxicated patrons safe, N.J. court holds. Heylman, Susan 764
Court upholds lethal injections. Bradley, Craig M. 1803
Cumberland team wins student trial competition. 413
De-escalate the expert discovery wars: the federal rules permit maximum expert discovery, but it can be to your advantage to agree with your opponent to limit it. Here are tips for negotiating the best protection and drafting an ironclad discovery agreement. Chaffin, Eric T. 3264
Defeat the 'cat's paw' defense to vicarious liability: employers are seeking to avoid subordinate-bias liability for employment discrimination by claiming that the chain of causation was broken by an unbiased final decision-maker. Basic principles of tort and agency law can help you keep that chain intact. Needle, Jeffrey L. 3126
Don't depose all medical defense experts. Worel, Michael A. 181
Expert Witnessing and Scientific Testimony: Surviving in the Courtroom. Bryan, Leslie J. Book review 764
Firing based on interracial relationship is illegal, Second Circuit says. Walters, Cecily 587
Hearsay. 254
Keep discovery civil: when opposing counsel obstructs or deflects your access to evidence, look to the rules and long-settled case law for relief. Both are on your side. Kosieradzki, Mark; Rahimi, Kara 3497
Kicking discovery orders upstairs: you may not have to wait until the end of your case to raise discovery issues on appeal. Special writs and other remedies can get harmful or onerous discovery orders before an appellate court - before they cause irreparable harm to your case. Fluegel, Wil 2963
Lawsuits challenge new health insurer tactics to deny claims and benefits. Porter, Rebecca 1590
Make sense of your client's story. Price, William J. 386
Mind the metadata. Siegel, Daniel J. 1568
Municipalities wrangle with religion over zoning laws. Sileo, Carmel 918
New litigation packets highlight spoliation, Medicare reimbursement claims. 398
Study links stronger vehicle roof to lower injury risk. Burtka, Allison Torres 945
Taking exceptional depositions: asking routine questions gets you routine answers. Exceptional depositions result from different approaches, from boxing in the witness to restating testimony. Here's how you can stay in charge. Miller, Phillip H. 4319
The Nine: Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court. Kymn, Christine J. Book review 803
The war room ramps up rapid-response effort. 261

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