Trial

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

Growing forward.(American Association for Justice's valuable programs,...
March 01, 2008

AAJ debunks drug-maker study and shares real doctor numbers.(American ...
March 01, 2008

Upcoming elections may change state courts' ideological balance.
March 01, 2008

Ohio Supreme Court defers to legislature, upholds caps.
March 01, 2008

Lawsuits challenge use of 'chemical restraints' in nursing homes.
March 01, 2008

Stand-alone punitive award in Title VII case cleared by Fifth Circuit.
March 01, 2008

Reach jurors across the generations: recognizing the effects of life e...
March 01, 2008

Reframing the model: the Jury Bias Model has served as a useful tool f...
March 01, 2008

Tools to keep jurors engaged: the era of the passive juror is over. Re...
March 01, 2008

Making preponderance work: almost all jurors expect you to prove your ...
March 01, 2008

The jury, alive and well: three decades of study by two of the country...
March 01, 2008

The uncertain future of Medicare set-asides: Medicare set-aside requir...
March 01, 2008

Closing the courthouse doors to civil rights plaintiffs.
March 01, 2008

Oklahoma high court approves videotaping of defense medical exams.
March 01, 2008

Massachusetts doctors liable to third parties for failure to warn pati...
March 01, 2008

Free drug samples fail as a safety net for poor patients, study says.
March 01, 2008

Arizona high court upholds several-only liability in products cases.
March 01, 2008