Seat belts can reveal many clues after an accident
Kurt D. Weiss
2008 January
Practical techniques can guide experts in answering the tough questions
Noelle Nelson
2008 January
A preview of some of the areas ripe for reform
Michele Magar
2008 January
Think you know it all? It’s not your grandmother’s Google
Althea T. Kippes
2008 January
These discovery tactics will help you advance your clients’ interests while fostering productive relationships with opposing counsel
John KelleyPeter Vestal
2008 January
Although the connection between carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive stress is cloudy, one cause is clear: Hand injuries and related nerve traumas can result in CTS
Ron Y. Goldstein
2008 January
The lawsuit seeks to hold the federal and state governments accountable for abdicating their responsibility for an immigration detainee’s medical condition
Sarah Dean
2008 January
Care must be taken when presenting computer data in court to make sure alteration has not taken place through exposure to the Internet
Mike Cherry Edward J. Imwinkelried
2008 January
A written notice of a planned absence or vacation may be a smart move to support an attorney’s claim that opposing counsel was notified but it has its limitations
Donna Bader
2008 January
