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British Columbia Insurance Blog
Weppler v. Messner [2005] A.J. No. 877 Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench
The Court ordered the underinsurer to pay the Insured’s costs once the primary insurer’s policy limits were exhausted because to do otherwise would mean the underinsurer could have a free…
Marler Blog
Seminar: Food safety in the U.S.? does litigation help?
Thursday, June 16, 2005 12:30 -- 1:30 pm OVC Learning Centre Room 1715 University of Guelph I will discuss why processors, ingredient suppliers, restaurant operators, and any operations involved in…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
Do Trials Matter?
By Ellen Podgor
Do trials matter? John Keker thinks so, as his topic for his talk at the recent National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) conference was, "Why Trials Matter." Attorney General…
Hepatitis Blog
Two people file lawsuits against Chi-Chi’s over hepatitis A outbreak
04/16/2005 PITTSBURGH (AP) - Two people have filed lawsuits alleging that they were among the more than 600 people who became ill from hepatitis A-tainted green onions served at a…
LawSites
Good news, good news, bad news from ABA litigation section
Good news: The ABA Section of Litigation offers a free , weekly e-mail newsletter with litigation tips from James McElhaney, author of a number of books on litigation and case…
Marler Blog
Petting zoo lawsuits trickle in
UPI also did an article on the trickling in of lawsuits in the outbreak of kidney failures among children who have visited petting zoos in Florida. Statewide, there are 24…
Legal Marketing Blog
Play Nice, For Your Client’s Sake
By Tom Kane
Thanks to Seth Godin for what he calls a fascinating case study, but, sorry Seth, what I call an unbelievable, incredible story of how a non-lawyer beat a law firm…
ContractsProf Blog
Win some, lose some
Plaintiffs who went to trial in metropolitan Kansas City in 2004 won 53 percent of the time, but collected substantial amounts when they did, according to a recent survey. There…
Traumatic Brain Injury Law Blog
Podcast – Cross Examination of Defendant’s Experts
I am happy announce that today's post is the Brain Injury Blog's first podcast. On Saturday, February 26, I was the Co-Chair of an ATLA-NJ Educational Foundation seminar titled, Trying…
DennisKennedy.Blog
LSVA.com – Excellent Litigation Support Resource
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