2012 March

Medical malpractice: Beyond the discovery “three step”

Putting a case in context for the jury requires finding background information that supports your theory of liability and your expert witnesses

Bruce Fagel

Here’s a situation to be avoided and a look at the likely consequences

David Cook

Testing indicates that air bags may be superfluous in preventing death or injury

Larry Booth

Understand the law and protect against common defense traps

There’s only one first impression, and you need to control it

Evidence of other accidents is compelling, but the trick is getting it admitted

Upright MRI may offer clinical proof of injury when conventional MRI does not

Sana Khan

Danielle’s story: Trial lawyers never know how they might touch a life

Employment attorney made his mark early in the now-crowded specialty of wage-and-hour litigation

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

Will judges ever get with the program?

The Business Records Exception