| The National Law Journal 1996 Andrew Blum |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Cases against insurers may hang on diaries, tapes; did an insurer commit fraud in defending against airplane crash lawsuits? | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Courts nixing class actions; tobacco ruling part of circuit trend to decertify. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Critics: firm has a conflict; it represent two Dows in breast implant litigation. (Kirkland and Ellis) | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Dow Corning gets some cash; plaintiffs will examine new payment from insurer. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Ethics experts vouch for Exxon; heavyweights say secret side deal was legitimate. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| His words boost tobacco cases: when Jeffrey Wigand talks, tobacco's foes listen. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Ice cream mogul leaves legacy of discord; Tom Carvel named seven as trust overseers, but they can't seem to agree on anything. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Judge boots lawyers from implant panel; blasts 'squabbling' in Dow Corning bankruptcy case. (federal bankruptcy judge Arthur Spector) | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Judge: lawyer can jabber with juror; federal court enjoins Hawaii rule that bars contact with jurors after trial ends. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Jury system undergoes patchwork remodeling; reformers argue that service can be pleasant and also further justice. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Justice Dept. reportedly changes tack vs. tobacco; easier-to-prove allegations of fraud and misconduct are said to be new probe focus. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Low-smoke butt may signal new tobacco gambit: researchers' leaks may mean tobacco industry can't use 'agriculture' defense. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| New renegades attack tobacco: industry rebuts: we're victim of a PR gambit. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| 'No plea' policies sprout across U.S.; prosecutors reject revolving-door justice, but risk bigger backlogs. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| O.J. Simpson's attorney aims at evidence; what became of that 'missing' 1.5cc of blood and other issues in, yes, a mock appeal. (Alan M. Dershowitz) | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Plaintiffs hope for more cracks in the tobacco wall; historic settlement a first, but some caution that it may not affect other cases. (settlement by Liggett Group) | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Sports law practice is no slam dunk; clients are always in the headlines, but so are the problems lawyers face. (includes a who's who list in sports law) | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Subway bomber defense tries risky route: they say drug combination made him insane. But experts say that defense is a long shot. (Edward Leary) (New York, New York) | Law | Andrew Blum |
| Tobacco foes dealt blow; federal class action decertified, but plaintiffs vow to fight at the state level. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan, Andrew Blum |
| Tobacco industry tries pre-emptive lawsuits; claims include that AGs improperly hired private contingent-fee lawyers. | Law | Andrew Blum |
| When getting your fee gets tough... sure, the client has finally paid, but what are you going to do with four elephants? (problems of getting client fee for criminal defense attorneys) (includes related article) | Law | Andrew Blum |
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