2013 April

Dutra and the future of wrongful termination in violation of public-policy claims

How has Dutra affected Labor Code section 132a cases?

“Eat what you got to eat” but “be pithy.”

The use of social media sites or personal e-mail on employer-owned PCs and cell phones can destroy the employee’s right to privacy — and your case

“Mixed motive” or “same decision” defense in discrimination cases creates confusion

A former prosecutor offers advice on how to structure the cross-exam for maximum impact

Passionate advocate for the American jury system takes her message across international borders

The economy, the Supreme Court and HMOs combine to accelerate the use of medical liens in personal injury cases

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar.

Taking the bus, train or public transit buys you time to concentrate on the case.

The importance of having named the right entity in your complaint when it comes time to collect the judgment

David Cook

Arbitration provisions in fee agreements may extend exposure time in defending legal malpractice claims

Greg Brod

A Top 10 of contingency-case consultation concerns for the terminated employee