| The National Law Journal 2000 Bob Van Voris |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A carton of new tobacco trials; going against the grain, Brooklyn judge sets one a month. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| A 'day in the life;' Bill Buckley's films document tragedy - for big damage awards. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Clinton's a surprising tort reformer; still, trial lawyers welcome him as a conquering hero. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Critics: sealed tire deals can kill; but clients' needs often require them, trial lawyers say. | Law | Bob Van Voris, Matt Fleischer |
| Feeding frenzy over Firestone; one lawyer buys 41 Internet names about tire recall. | Law | Bob Van Voris, Matt Fleischer |
| Jurors to lawyers: dare to be dull. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Legally, Elian is still adrift; in wake of reunion, questions dog hoped-for return to Cuba.(Elian Gonzalez) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Muddying the waters; Ill. racist's free speech case is complicated by his arrest record.(Matthew Hale) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| No gain, no pain? Study is hot topic; research favoring auto no-fault collides with trial lawyers.(Canada) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Pro bono in 2000; some critics think pro bono work is down, but there's much to be proud of.(NLJ Pro Bono Awards) | Law | David E. Rovella, Bob Van Voris, Marcia Coyle, Matt Fleischer, Elizabeth Amon |
| Scents or nonsense? Years of litigation over carbonless copy paper creates an unlikely warrior. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| The high cost of disclosure; violating client privilege in order to accuse a judge exacts a big price.(Washington) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| The torts of summer; the season's pleasures - pools, Little League games, afternoon visits by the ice cream truck - are litigation just waiting to happen. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Tire deaths: criminal acts? Prosecution, rare in products cases, is studied in 2 nations.(US and Venezuela) | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Wal-Mart discovery tactics hit; this time it's parking lot crime victims who say retailer kept proof. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Wal-Mart's bad day; lawyer apologizes for Texas misdeeds while Illinois judge accuses retailer of more. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
| Wal-Mart's home court; Arkansas judges own retailer's stock, but still rule on its suits. | Law | Bob Van Voris |
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