| The National Law Journal 1998 Bob Van Voris |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Bickering in fen-phen litigation; some plaintiffs lawyers say settlement is insufficient. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Civil cases; jurors do not trust civil litigants. Period.(1998 Juror Outlook Survey) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Coming soon: 'Lolita,' the lawyer's cut; a First Amendment lawyer played censor to the classic. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| CVS sued for sharing lists of customers; lack of clear privacy law on tactic could trip up others. (Massachusetts) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Fen-Phen victims may die before MDL ends; federal judge is considering creating a fast track for most seriously ill plaintiffs. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Gray-goods decision roils companies; manufacturers look for new ways to protect products. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Gun cases use tobacco know-how; New Orleans, Chicago lead the charge. Is alcohol next? | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| In St. Paul, everybody won but the jurors; they got $30 a day and no chance to reach a verdict. (cigarette litigation) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Israeli lawyer takes on big tobacco; Amos Hausner sues for health care costs; his father prosecuted Eichmann. (Adolf Eichmann)(Interview) | Law | Bob Van Voris, Josh Karlen |
| Jurors: a biased, independent lot; an NLJ-DecisionQuest poll finds potential jurors will ignore a judge and don't like Bib Business.(Juror Outlook Survey) | Law | David E. Rovella, Bob Van Voris, Peter Aronson |
| Keeping dad's camera out of the birthing room; hospitals, insurers, doctors fear he's taking evidence. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Merger's off; is it business as usual? (R. William Ide III, senior vice president, general counsel and secretary, Monsanto Corp.) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Mormons hit by child-sex lawsuits; $4 million verdict against Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is first result; other suits are pending. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Philip Morris' CEO tries to have it both ways; Geoffrey Bible has one audience at Minn. trial; another on Capitol Hill. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Plaintiff bar divided by settlements; tiny payouts, big fees hit by public interest lawyers; class action abuse. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| States suffer tobacco settlement envy; Miss., Fla. and Texas may re-examine terms after Minnesota pact. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| That $10 billion fee; the new tobacco deal will generate the largest fee ever - and it may grow. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Tobacco bill may undo deal; flaws may spark industry litigation; U.S. taxpayers could be on the hook. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Tobacco nightmare; Michael Ciresi heads trial team pushing for Big Tobacco's worst loss. (Minnesota) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Tort lawyers discover the power of genetics; some store DNA samples now for lawsuits in future. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Viagra may have legal downside; insurance breaches, side effects raise some concerns. (anti-impotence drug) | Law | Bob Van Voris, Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Web fuels against tobacco worldwide; documents in Minnesota trial help British lawyer in case against Gallaher Ltd. | Law | Bob Van Voris, Josh Karlen |
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