| The National Law Journal 1995 Gary Taylor |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A discovery by DuPont: hidden costs of winning; the Teflon maker has won summary judgement in 47 jaw implant suits - and learned it's too risky to be a supplier. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| A squeeze play backfires; Chrysler Corp. tactics against plaintiff lawyer draw attention to air-bag case. (Bullard v. Chrysler) | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Bias cases strike at treaty shielding foreign business: the 5th Circuit rebuffs effort to pierce immunity from bias suits that Japanese-owned U.S. businesses enjoy. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Dow Corning ad sets off furor, implant mistrials; company calls attack on tort lawyers' money for judicial races 'informative.' | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Fake evidence becomes real problem: from fingerprints to photos to computer data, lawyers are learning to be vigilant. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Golf course owner copied only the best; but the originals are not flattered by their imitator and have sued the 'dream' course. (Pebble Beach Co. v. Tour) | Law | Gary Taylor |
| He tamed Texas' wild forensic frontier; Houston's medical examiner made the old county morgue a more modern operation. (Joseph A. Jachimczyk) | Law | Gary Taylor |
| How Weil Gotshal lassoed Houston; using Texas talent, the New York firm has become one of the city's top 10 players. (law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges) | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Implant plaintiffs reach into a deep pocket; Texas lawsuits are the first to include related company Dow Chemical as a defendant. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Industry, feds monitor oil royalty suit; official says oil companies owe Texas millions because of underpaid royalties. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Lawyers probe IRS policy on doctor recruitment; non-profit hospitals have had little guidance on what financial lures might jeopardize their tax-exempt status. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Mexico's peso plunge is boon for U.S. lawyers; the currency crisis spurs growth of maquiladora plants along the border. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| School focuses on 'legal sport' to enhance its rep.: South Texas notches 47 national titles in 16 years. (South Texas College of Law uses moot court competitions to improve its reputation, led by law professor T. Gerald Treece) | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Settlements seen boosting kids' health program; advocates say they will watch states' provision of Medicaid-funded service. (Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment) | Law | Gary Taylor |
| Texcas ADA caseload puts 5th Circuit in major role; plaintiffs, EEOC are likely to suffer setbacks from court that continues to define disability narrowly, lawyers say. | Law | Gary Taylor |
| The nation's bastion of contract immunity. (Texas defaults on contracts, does not allow state to be sued) | Law | Gary Taylor |
| They all want a piece of a 'super plastic': a scientist claims Exxon took credit for his invention and then ruined his reputation. (John A. Ewen) | Law | Gary Taylor |
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