2012 October

Articles

• The liability of a parent company to a subsidiary’s injured worker
• Do-it-yourself focus groups that won’t break the bank
• Never settle for a simple settlement agreement
• Wage-and-hour class actions: The dawn after the darkness
• Profile: Jude Basile
• Appellate Reports and Cases in Brief
• Improving your nonverbal performance in front of a jury
• MICRA
• Help them keep their settlement

Articles in this issue:

The liability of a parent company to a subsidiary’s injured worker

When suits may be filed under the direct liability theory of negligent undertaking

Kimberly Wong

2012 October

Do-it-yourself focus groups that won’t break the bank

The small size of a case – or your bankroll – should not dissuade you from using a focus group

Sharon R. Vinick

2012 October

Profile: Jude Basile

Nationally recognized trial lawyer stands up against corporate greed and government bullies

Stephen Ellison

2012 October

Never settle for a simple settlement agreement

Don’t let a defective settlement agreement imperil all of your work

Karen Stromeyer
Timothy Halloran

2012 October

Wage-and-hour class actions: The dawn after the darkness

New powerful decisions following Brinker and Duran give hope to working-class people

Bryan Schwartz

2012 October

Appellate Reports and Cases in Brief

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

2012 October

Improving your nonverbal performance in front of a jury

Your body language, especially your hand gestures, speaks volumes to your audience

Anayat Durrani

2012 October

MICRA

A manufactured crisis and a solution that keeps on giving – to insurers

Chuck Cordes

2012 October

Help them keep their settlement

A sudden, large cash settlement can disappear just as suddenly without proper planning

Miles B. Cooper

2012 October

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