“Implied” preemption: The United States Supreme Court and the New England Journal of Medicine The Roberts Court puts the legal battle over preemption front and center Gerson H. Smoger Mark T. Baller From Issue: 2008 October
Voir dire under time restraints Following some simple steps will allow you to conduct voir dire effectively, even if you’re under strict time limits William VeenCorey Friedman From Issue: 2008 October
Tips for requesting and reviewing medical records Medical records should document many aspects of your client’s treatment. Knowing what to ask for and who has it can influence the outcome of the case Janabeth Fleming Taylor From Issue: 2008 October
Not just defendants anymore: Public entities are plaintiffs, too Public entities have actively joined the fray to protect themselves from fraud and wrongdoing Ingrid M. Evans Steven P. Shaw From Issue: 2008 October
Looking back... As Plaintiff enters its second year, there’s a new editor at the helm Donna Bader From Issue: 2008 October
For homeowners and tenants caught in subprime mortgage crisis, reforms await Governor’s signature — but are they enough? Duties of brokers as fiduciaries are spelled out, making cases easier to prosecute Michele Magar From Issue: 2008 October
“Emergency Production” of digital documents for federal electronic filing You’re in a panic when you realize your office is not equipped to file electronically the federal pleading that is due next week. Here’s how to get it done inexpensively Michael Mortimer From Issue: 2008 October
Using the Memorandum of Understanding as a draft settlement agreement to streamline settlement Drafting an MOU at the beginning of negotiations gives you the control of the discussion that follows in the mediation Jeffrey Krivis From Issue: 2008 October
Profile: Sal Liccardo: Determination and drive reach worldwide From $50 public defender cases to million-dollar lawsuits, Sal Liccardo’s career spans 40 years — and he’s still in the courtroom From Issue: 2008 October
Looking forward... As Plaintiff enters its second year, there’s a new editor at the helm. Donna BaderAlthea T. Kippes From Issue: 2008 October
Including credit losses as a special damage can result in a larger award to your client Today, victims of credit damage can more easily recover the damages to their financial reputation Georg Finder From Issue: 2008 October
Emotion in the courtroom: Persuasion or poison Harnessing your emotions in the courtroom can lead to a favorable outcome for your client J. Jude Basile From Issue: 2008 October
