“Hybrid” fee agreements for business litigation

“Increased mileage” agreement allows the attorney and client to go those extra miles to obtain a great result

Barry P. Goldberg

From Issue: 2011 June

What the camera doesn’t show

The sub rosa camera can be made to lie and you can expose it

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2011 June

The prescription drug case

That a drug is unreasonably dangerous is the standard to be argued in pharma actions

Kristine Meredith

From Issue: 2011 June

Profile: Scott Sumner

Studious trial lawyer and longtime champion of key plaintiff-law issue

From Issue: 2011 June

On standing up and speaking out: Whistleblowers

A primer on protections for those who take on corporate America or City Hall

Samuel Rudolph

From Issue: 2011 June

Avoiding discovery wars

Every hour wasted in discovery wars is an hour that could have been better spent on more productive activities

John P. Blumberg

From Issue: 2011 June

AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion: The death knell for class actions?

Has the consumer class-action suit been eliminated and replaced with individual arbitration?

Jonathan Gertler
Christian Schreiber

From Issue: 2011 June

Using a focus group when your case gets locked up

Listen and learn from the mock jury panel’s deliberation

Jeffrey Krivis

From Issue: 2011 June

Protecting employees working abroad for federal contractors

Civil claims under the Defense Base Act involve issues not typically present in California workers-comp cases

Kimberly Wong

From Issue: 2011 June

Personal Injury Handbook By Larry Booth and Roger Booth

A straight-forward, no-nonsense guide to personal-injury cases. The book (with CD-Rom) contains forms, checklists and tips to find your way through the maze of handling personal-injury cases.

Donna Bader

From Issue: 2011 June

Go graphic in mediation, not just in trial

At best, you will likely increase the settlement value; at worst, you’re really ready for trial

Morgan C. Smith

From Issue: 2011 June

Appellate Reports

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiff’s bar

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2011 June