Trial

A trade journal presenting studies on law and judicial systems as they apply to trial law for the professional and academic audience

Stand up for our judges.(President's Page)
June 01, 2005

High-tech proof in brain injury cases: new developments in biomechanic...
June 01, 2005

Unseen, but not unreal: it's human nature to trust what we can see and...
June 01, 2005

High Court makes call in favor of whistleblower coach.
June 01, 2005

Delays, fees thwart Freedom of Information Act, critics say.
June 01, 2005

Two states limit tort victims' rights.(Missouri, South Carolina)
June 01, 2005

Insurer must cover injuries from suicide attempt, court says.(Colorado...
June 01, 2005

Cal. hospitals can't place liens on insured patients' tort awards.
June 01, 2005

Police agencies drop out of class action against Ford.
June 01, 2005

Texas juror-bias decision troubles plaintiff lawyers.
June 01, 2005

Don't neglect the verdict form.
June 01, 2005

The right decision on the juvenile death penalty.
June 01, 2005

Use OSHA investigations to your advantage: if your client was injured ...
June 01, 2005

Protect public benefits for your special-needs client: a special-needs...
June 01, 2005

The loss that endures: some losses - of a loved one, a cherished activ...
June 01, 2005

Validating connective-tissue injuries: outcome assessment tools can ta...
June 01, 2005

Medical demonstrative evidence: affordable animations online.
June 01, 2005

Parents not liable for giving gun to drug-using son, appeals court say...
June 01, 2005

Telecommuting to a N.Y. office can be doubly taxing.
June 01, 2005

Parent can't waive child's claims for skate-park injury.(New Jersey)
June 01, 2005

More audits look for violations of wage-and-hour laws.
June 01, 2005

Maryland appeals court extends negligent entrustment to pit bulls.
June 01, 2005

Combat defense themes.
June 01, 2005

Consider a range of demonstrative evidence.
June 01, 2005

Help jurors understand their power.
June 01, 2005

Role reversal.(Reflections)
June 01, 2005