“Natural” food and artificial injustice

Where should a fair food-liability standard rest? The author says “with a jury”

Steven A. Kronenberg

From Issue: 2013 August

Using Google Analytics to fine-tune your Web site

A free service from Google can show where your Web site is strong, and where it needs work

Susan Hanshaw

From Issue: 2013 August

The ministry of culture

Staying current with pop culture may help with your jury… and at cocktail parties

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2013 August

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

Wrongful death and a putative spouse: California law allows a decedent’s “putative spouse” to pursue a wrongful death claim.

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2013 August

Profile: William C. Johnson

Fortunate accidents and friendships pave a successful path for this trial lawyer.

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2013 August

Using the Single-Enterprise Doctrine to hold sister corporations liable

Look to the old “alter ego” factors to prove unity of interest between companies

From Issue: 2013 August

Using a law and economics approach to attack MICRA

The current $250,000 cap is like a flood rising against the roof of justice

Christopher Dolan

From Issue: 2013 August

Taxable damage awards and the use of structured settlements

Structured settlements can reduce the tax burden by distributing the taxable income over a period of years

Dan Finn

From Issue: 2013 August

Quantifying the juror bias against corporate defendants

A research study on how bias can impact the value of a case

Chris Denove

From Issue: 2013 August

A short reckoning of good legal writing

Demonstrate your virtuosity from the very first word – you’re writing for a tough audience

Howard S. Shernoff

From Issue: 2013 August