- Winter 2004Federal Judge Orders Four Insurers to Honor Broad Discovery Requests
- October 1, 2004Vioxx Pulled Off the Market Because of Increased Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
- September 15, 2004Consumer Alert: FDA Panel Urges Stronger Child and Adolescent Suicide Warnings on Antidepressants, including Paxil, Zoloft and Effexor
- Fall 2004Case Management Issues in Patent Litigation
- September 1, 2004The Murky Future of Interchange
- Fall 2004Unanimous Supreme Court Holds that ERISA Preempts State Law Action on Coverage Issue Reverses Fifth Circuit
- August 1, 2004Taking an Old Route: Protecting Trade Secrets By Applying the Route Cases
- Summer 2004Hot Potato: Tossing OSHA Questions from the Judicial Realm to the Administrative Forum
- April 15, 2004Resolving Ambiguities in Insurance Policy Language: The Contra Proferentem Doctrine and Use of Extrinsic Evidence
- March 1, 2004The August 2003 Blackout and Insurance Coverage for Power Outage Losses
- March 2004Waiving Goodbye: 'Grafton' says farewell to contractual pre-dispute jury waivers
- February 11, 2004Undesignated Hitters
- November 1, 2003Book's True Story Testifies to the Threat of Tort 'Reform'
- Summer 2003Getting Something Back Subrogating After the Catastrophe
- Fall 1999 - Fall 2003Summary of Recent Trademark Cases
- August 4, 2003'Safe Harbor' Shields Actions Taken Under Laws Later Declared Invalid
- June 30, 2003Federal Medicaid System Pre-Empts State Statutes Allowing Medical Liens
- May 19, 2003Party Must Attack Punitives Proof At Trial Or Waives Right to Do It Later
- May 19, 2003Resolving Ambiguities in Insurance Policy Language: The Contra Proferentem Doctrine and The Use of Extrinsic Evidence
- May 19, 2003When Every Second Counts
- May 8, 2003Case Offers Some Clarity for Those Making Receiving Section 998 Offers
- Spring 2003Six Lessons I have Learned Representing Linda McDougal
- May 2003Vertically Challenged
- April 22, 2003"Actual Harm" - A Prerequisite to Relief Under the Federal Trademark Dilution Act
- March 18, 2003The Fall and Rise of Terrorism Insurance Coverage Since September 11, 2001
- March 14, 2003Terrorism Insurance Update
- December 19, 2002Makers of Component Parts Are Subject to Strict Liability
- November 11, 2002The Credit Card Cases
- Fall 2002The Expert Affidavit Statute Unsheathed
- Winter 2002The Canadian Middle Road: Balancing Efficiency and Sovereignty in the Age of Multijurisdictional Merger Review
- Summer 2002A Misrepresentation of Fact May Estop an Insurer From Relying on the Suit Limitation Defense
- April 30, 2002Proposed Joint Liability Changes Protect Tortfeasors, Not Taxpayers
- February 25, 2002Minot, North Dakota, Train Derailment
- February 15, 2002Consumer Safety Alert: Child-Play Fires Caused by Non-Child-Resistant Utility Lighters
- December 13, 2001Insurance Coverage for Power Outage Losses
- Fall 2001Shutts Meets the Baby Shermans: Considerations Affecting Choice of Federal or State Court for the Prosecution of Antitrust Class Actions
- Fall 2001Predatory Conduct Under Section Two of the Sherman Act: Dead or Alive?
- Graphics Shed Light on Complex IP Cases
- May 15, 2001Ambiguities in Insurer and Broker-Drafted Policy Forms: Revisiting "Reasonable Expectations" and the Contra Proferentem Rule in Commercial Insurance Disputes
- April 20, 2001Special Types of Property Insurance Coverage Implicated in Catastrophe Claims
- March 1, 2001The Suit Limitation Defense in California: Ten Years After Prudential LMI
- March 1, 2001LASIK Cases
- February 1, 2001Advertising Injury Coverage For Patent Infringement Claims: Is It Back After Everett?
- January 2001Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Practice
- December 21, 2000Predatory Conduct Under Section Two of the Sherman Act: Emerging Theories?
- Winter 2000Sue and Labor Coverage for Year 2000 Remediation Expenses
- Fall 2000BANG! Your Medical Negligence Case is Dead: Ambushed by the Expert Affidavit Statute
- July 26, 2000Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (ESIGN) -- FAQs and Resource Links
- April 14, 2000Post-trial Warfare
- April 10, 2000Federal Circuit Closes the Door on Antitrust Refusal to Deal Claim
