Articles in this issue:
Keeping plaintiff’s irrelevant drug and alcohol use away from the jury
Liability often focuses on witnesses to prove why the scaffolding failed
A look at the issues a lawyer may be presented with upon being retained in a bicycle case
The quest for understanding and common ground is not easy; jurors may harbor strong feelings about bicycles sharing the road with cars
A finding of liability is not guaranteed — even when it seems obvious
A new breed of common carrier with the need for enhanced regulation
The duty should include warning passengers about deep-vein thrombosis
The officer and the witness say in the TCR that your guy was at fault – but that doesn’t make it so
Missing traffic signals, inadequate crosswalks, and improper signage
[[case]]Okafor v. United States of America[[/case]] – Holds that a lawyer’s reliance on FedEx to timely deliver a document constitutes “routine negligence”
CAALA member overcomes tremendous odds in the criminal justice system
Changing public perception, one anecdote at a time
Changing the public’s perception of trial lawyers
