| The National Law Journal 1996 Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
| $29B - for billion - verdict; the case involves the CIA, the Marcoses and the theft of buried treasure. | Law | David E. Rovella, Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| 10 top litigators tell war stories; employing widely differing strategies and ways of wooing the jury, they have all won big, complex cases.(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Belligerence is a valid defense tactic; this attorney espouses aggression: 'the defense has to leap right into it, slashing and smashing. (John W. Keker)(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Clients' defense victories beat odds; major wins for IBM and municipalities highlight NLJ's look at 1995's big saves. | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Complex subjects need simplifying; 'you don't need to turn over every single rock,' because that bogs down jurors.(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Corporate counsel post can lead to power seat.(The NLJ Client List) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Ford thinks it has a better idea: hardball; the automaker has thinned its outside counsel and adopted a tough pretrial settlement stance. | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Front-load effort and win your case; 'the voir dire is the most important part of the trial' because one bad juror can spoil your chance to win. (Willie E. Gary)(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Gentle handling gets to the truth; except when challenging expert witnesses, he plays it cool: 'My questions are just very logical and direct.' (Joseph A. Power, Jr.) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Help jurors feel for injured parties; 'I bring the decedent back alive in the courtroom,' so damages don't seem futile. (Aaron J. Broder)(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| In hostile territory, show you trust jury; 'in representing these large corporations, we're always the visiting team, he says.(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| It's looking good; all that timidity in the early '90s has created opportunities now.(Careers) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Make the courtroom yours; for a win, he says, 'I try to aturn the playing field from their turf to my turf.'(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Massive bonuses are the news of the hour.(What Lawyers Earn: 1995 Salaries and How They've Grown.) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Organize complex claims clearly; until he pared it down, the plaintiffs' case in Kodak 'was a shotgun complaint.' (Maxwell M. Blecher)(Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Skadden Arps leads in financial survey again; close ties with local law firms may become a thing of the past, as banks decentralize.(The NLJ Client List: Who Represents Corporate America) | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
| Soft-pedal approach in injury cases; 'Spencer Hicks deserved a lot of sympathy,' she told the jury. 'But that doesn't mean he deserves money. | Law | Margaret Cronin Fisk |
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