The National Law Journal 2001 Margaret Cronin Fisk - Abstracts

The National Law Journal 2001 Margaret Cronin Fisk
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Big gets bigger; the National Law Journal's annual survey of the year's largest jury verdicts finds juries in a generous mood.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Corporate legal ranks withstand slowdown; where the numbers did fall, they rarely reflected mass layoffs - so far.(Who Defends Corporate America)(The NLJ Client List)LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Defense verdicts of the year.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Hard to shock; judges are raising the gates for verdicts that not long ago would have been chopper as excessive.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Juries turning sour toward police; suits against officers are growing, and so are the verdicts.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Just deserts; suits against nursing homes, alleging neglect, are up and producing some very big verdicts.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Lawyers adjust to a post-Sept . 11 world; stranded experts, video hook-ups.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Patent victories reflect 2000 trend; two awards totaling $595M show juries are giving till it hurts.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Punitives ruling: cheers and yawns; defenders gleeful, but trial lawyers predict little real change.(Cooper Industries, Inc. v. Leatherman Tool Group)LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Six new ways to win: emerging causes of action: 2001.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Staying the course on salary; firms' starting pay levels off after years of sharp increases.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
Winning; succesful strategies from 10 of the nation's leading litigators.LawMargaret Cronin Fisk
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