2012 November

Who moved my typewriter?

I tweet, therefore I am

Why narrowing the scope of a subpoena for medical records may not be enough

If you can’t prove actual or constructive notice, you likely don’t have a case

These cases demand careful client screening, prompt investigation, preservation of evidence and a thorough discovery plan

Key differences between federal practice and California practice

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

Can a failure-to-warn eliminate the grounds of a product defect?

Veteran public interest lawyer trains trial lawyers at California Rural Legal Assistance to win non-injury cases. Hint — become your own best expert

How can the “prisoner’s dilemma” work in mediation?

A look at some of the more sobering aspects of products-liability litigation against automakers

You can win, but can you collect?