Keeping plaintiff’s irrelevant drug and alcohol use away from the jury
2017 March
Liability often focuses on witnesses to prove why the scaffolding failed
Jeremy Cloyd
2017 March
A look at the issues a lawyer may be presented with upon being retained in a bicycle case
Timothy A. Loranger
2017 March
The quest for understanding and common ground is not easy; jurors may harbor strong feelings about bicycles sharing the road with cars
Artemis Malekpour
2017 March
A finding of liability is not guaranteed — even when it seems obvious
Molly M. McKibben
2017 March
A new breed of common carrier with the need for enhanced regulation
Christian Nickerson
2017 March
The duty should include warning passengers about deep-vein thrombosis
Joseph Persoff
2017 March
The officer and the witness say in the TCR that your guy was at fault – but that doesn’t make it so
Greg Schaffer
2017 March
Missing traffic signals, inadequate crosswalks, and improper signage
Alan Van Gelder Alexis Djivre
2017 March
Okafor v. United States of America – Holds that a lawyer’s reliance on FedEx to timely deliver a document constitutes “routine negligence”
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2017 March
CAALA member overcomes tremendous odds in the criminal justice system
Ricardo Echeverria
2017 March
Changing public perception, one anecdote at a time
Stuart Zanville
2017 March
Changing the public’s perception of trial lawyers
Shaina Colover
2017 March
