“Bad dog, no bone!” Landlord’s liability when a tenant’s dog bites a visitor is based on negligence principles, not strict liability Mary Catherine WiederholdRobert Smith From Issue: 2015 March
Those annoying robo calls and the changing standard of prior express consent A look at The Telephone Consumer Protection Act Jason Ibey From Issue: 2015 March
Profile: Gerry Mannion This activist at heart holds insurance carriers accountable Stephen Ellison From Issue: 2015 March
Liability for injury in sports and recreational activities Overcoming exculpatory clauses and assumption-of-risk arguments Tal Rubin From Issue: 2015 March
Back to work with a mild TBI Assessing the loss of “human capital;” the reduced worklife expectancy and lifetime loss of earning capacity Joseph T. Crouse From Issue: 2015 March
Treating physicians The doctors that the jury really wants to hear from Katherine Higgins From Issue: 2015 March
The liability for a pedestrian’s injuries when a vehicle jumps a curb If the injured pedestrian was a business patron, then foreseeability by that business is a question for a jury From Issue: 2015 March
Portions of this trial were previously recorded Using video depositions at trial Miles B. Cooper From Issue: 2015 March
Is using your cell phone while driving always illegal? It depends Rebecca Hirsch From Issue: 2015 March
Evolution of tenant harassment statutes Strategies for lawsuits with attorney’s fees based on local rent-control regulations Aaron H. DarskyJosephine L. Alioto From Issue: 2015 March
Appellate Reports and Cases in Brief Cases of interest to members of the plaintiff’s bar Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2015 March
