They want to try these cases without any meaningful voir dire and where you need a unanimous jury verdict
Mauro Fiore, Jr.
From Issue: 2024 May
Plaintiffs’ attorneys are forced by the Class Action Fairness Act to devise innovative new ways to prosecute interstate class actions
Daniel R. Karon
From Issue: 2008 February
Oakland litigator Conal Doyle and Public Justice hope to make clear that no federal employee may violate the Constitution without consequence
Adele P. Kimmel
From Issue: 2009 December
The federal False Claims Act and similar state laws not only protect whistleblowers, but also force wrongdoers to stop the underlying fraud
Jessica T. Moore
From Issue: 2011 August
The 50 year-old Feres doctrine relegates members of the U.S. armed forces to a tort-free zone, even in non-combat situations. Relief is needed, but is it coming?
Donna Bader
From Issue: 2009 July
Avoiding traps: Central differences between federal and California state courts – and why federal may be your more strategic choice
Miles B. Cooper
From Issue: 2024 May