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Vol. 30, No.3, Spring 2004: Relationships
Opening Statement: Trial Rescue | ![]()
Patricia Lee Refo
It is time to rescue the civil trial. From the Section’s tremendously successful project this year on the “Vanishing Trial,” we have learned that the absolute number of trials in federal courts has been in decline—dramatic decline—for a number of years. Our federal district courts actually conducted fewer civil trials in 2002 that in 1962, despite five times more civil filings, many more judges, and a lot more lawyers.…
The following articles from the Spring 2004 issue are available to Section members and are in PDF format (
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- » From the Bench: Brevity: Is the Ethical Lawyer an Endangered Species?
Jed S. Rakoff - » Corporate Wealth: The 800-Pound GorillaThat Sabotages Fair Adjudication of Punitive Damages
Andrew L. Frey - » Ratting on a Client
Edna Selan Epstein - » From Streets to Suites: Private Investigators in Civil Cases
Lee Stapleton Milford - » Client Expectations: Discovering, Understanding, and Managing Them
Bruce Bikin - » A Trial Lawyer in Search of a Theme, & Other Musings
Dennis R. Suplee - » Civil Remedies for Criminal Conduct: Representing the Crime Victim
David L. Goldberg - » Representing the Condemned
Richard M. Kerger - » How to Borrow a Mediator’s Powers
Dwight Golann - » The Not-So-Definitive Guide to Creating a Positive Partner-Associate Relationship
Jeanette Melendez Bead - » Legal Lore: Sir Edward Carson Cross-Examines Oscar Wilde
Robert and Marilyn Aitken - » Advance Sheet
Robert E. Shapiro - » Literary Trials: Tomorrow
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