Articles in this issue:
Duty-of-care issues, particularly involving premises-liability cases where the premises abut a public street
Attorneys face a dilemma between duty to client and obligation to the cause of civil justice
How you draft the questionnaire correlates with how effectively it will serve you
The role of negativity and positivity in the parties’ decision making
Passengers injured on a cruise must file suit in a specific jurisdiction, but their cases can be mediated anywhere
A look “Behind the Screen” offers insight into how animators bring your case to life
Before you rush to bring a motion for preference, be aware that preference cases also have drawbacks
The ever-changing tapestry of case law on when a business owner or social host may be liable for injuries of a patron or guest; also a look at what gives rise to a business’s duty to prevent criminal acts
Switching law firms after 30 years involves risk assessment, hard work and optimism
Some rules may seem to preclude your evidence, but there can be exceptions
Inverse condemnation may become a cause of action as the causes of California wildfires are sorted out
Baseball and trial lawyers have a lot in common, and some people you know played serious ball
[[case]]Hassell v. Bird[[/case]] may dictate how effectively you can fight the online defamation of your practice
