Why litigators become less intelligent in group-mediation settings Does high pressure create a “dumbing down” syndrome? Jeffrey Krivis From Issue: 2012 August
Profile: John McGuinn Veteran employment attorney still going strong after five decades of practicing law From Issue: 2012 August
Keeping the comparison in comparative fault Who’s to blame and how much in a products liability case? Gary Roth From Issue: 2012 August
I dialed 911 a long time ago Ways to avoid the compromise defense verdict Miles B. Cooper From Issue: 2012 August
Appellate Reports and Cases in Brief Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2012 August
A warning about your failure-to-warn case The $10 million question: If you saw a warning, did you read and heed it? Jessica N. Biernier From Issue: 2012 August
Who assumes risk when someone stands in for a parent? Whether a baby sitter or family friends, those who agree to watch over children owe a duty to use reasonable care From Issue: 2012 August
Painting a picture at trial for the Court of Appeal Get your facts into the record; use them to tell a story in your appellate brief Donna Bader From Issue: 2012 August
In Re Finkler: “Too Strange for Fiction” A colorful tale of the California judiciary and an unusual take on “Where there is a will, there is a way” Gary Simms From Issue: 2012 August
Embezzlements: Theft of the $1 million settlement Look in your own backyard if there’s money missing David Cook From Issue: 2012 August
Anatomy of a trial victory The author shows how to handle a case with “a bone to pick” Chuck Geerhart From Issue: 2012 August
