Five Year Index
Volumes 24 - 28
By Subject Accountants
Economic Damages under the 1991 Civil Rights Act: The CPA as Expert Witness
Edward N. Tucker and Steven R. Freeman, F '94 24:1 p. 59 Additional Insureds
"Additional Insured" Endorsements
Gary D. Nelson, Su '95 24:4 p. 28 Construction Industry, The: Coverage Issues Created by Claims Against Additional Insureds
Lisa Oonk, Su '99 28:4 p. 8 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
see also Arbitration Appealing the Unappealable: Vacating Arbitration Awards
Marc S. Dobin, F '96 26:1 p. 69 Insuring Software Developers at Home and in Cyberspace: The Plaintiff's Perspective
Craig E. Stewart, Harvey Nosowitz, and Rainer L.C. Frost, W '99 28:2 p. 10 Mediation of Sexual Harassment Claims
Margaret J. Grover, Sp '95 24:3 p. 55 New Approach in ADR, A: A Mini-Trial at Trial
Jeffrey B. Gold, Su '95 24:4 p. 77 Post-Appraisal Litigation Issues
Brian C. Powers and Les C. Shields, F '96 26:1 p. 26 Privacy in the Workplace Is a Sometime Thing
Leo F. Hannon, Sp '95 24:3 p. 26 What Plaintiffs' Lawyers Should Know Before They Mediate
Fletcher Dal Handley Jr., Su '96 25:4 p. 70 Alternative Markets
Relationship Between Alternative Markets and Reinsurers, The: The Reinsurance Perspective
M. Patricia Casey, Su '99 28:4 p. 26 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Dealing with Psychological Disabilities under the ADA
Harriet E. Cooperman, Su '98 27:4 p. 32 Employers' Liability Coverage for Disability Discrimination Under the ADA
Gary M. Peplow and Bradley S. McMillan, W '95 24:2 p. 22 Genetic Testing in Life and Disability Insurance
Wendy L. McGoodwin, F '98 28:1 p. 24 Impact of the ADA on Life, Health, and Disability Insurance
Chrys A. Martin and Linda Bolduan, Su '98 27:4 p. 14 Is Depression Disabling America's Group Insurance Plans? Mental Health Benefit Parity and the ADA
Allison C. Blakley, Su '98 27:4 p. 40 Light at the End of the Tunnel? Strategies for Recovery under the ADA
Cynthia A. Leiferman, Su '98 27:4 p. 22 New Developments under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Bradford B. Ingram and Steven C. Rahn, W '99 28:2 p. 39 Appellate Practice
Appealing the Unappealable: Vacating Arbitration Awards
Marc S. Dobin, F '96 26:1 p. 69 Oral Argument from a Practitioner's Point of View
Karen L. Kendall, Sp '97 26:3 p. 54 Post-Appraisal Litigation Issues
Brian C. Powers and Les C. Shields, F '96 26:1 p. 26 Preserving Appellate Issues
Eric J. Magnuson and Michael J. McGuire, F '95 25:1 p. 48 Arbitration
see also Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Appealing the Unappealable: Vacating Arbitration Awards
Marc S. Dobin, F '96 26:1 p. 69 Arbitrating Reinsurance Disputes
Eugene Jericho, F '94 24:1 p. 16 Asbestos
Curse of the Unsick
Eric Watt Wiechmann, Su '96 25:4 p. 10 Trigger of Coverage: A Contract Approach
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 14 Attorney Fees
ERISA Class Actions
Steuart H. Thomsen, Su '99 28:4 p. 36 Insurer's Liability for Insured's Attorney's Fees in Declaratory Judgment Actions
Floyd A. Wisner, F '98 28:1 p. 58 Post-Appraisal Litigation Issues
Brian C. Powers and Les C. Shields, F '96 26:1 p. 26 Attorney-Client Privilege
Good, the Bad, and the Ugly about Joint Defense, The
Scott M. Seaman and Rebecca Levy Sachs, F '98 28:1 p. 12 Impact on a Civil Case of Criminal Charges Against a Truck Driver
Henry J. Mittelstaedt III, Su '97 26:4 p. 54 Pitfalls for In-House Counsel
Harry S. Hardin, III, and Andrew R. Lee, W '96 25:2 p. 32 Tripartite Ethics
Jill B. Berkeley, Sp '97 26:3 p. 22 Automobile Insurance
see also Trucking Insurance Auto Rental Insurance: Can Alamo Trump Allstate?
Richard Turbin, Su '97 26:4 p. 50 Look at Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Issues, A
Gordon R. Broom and Thomas Scott Stewart, Su '97 26:4 p. 34 Aviation Law
Aircraft Emergencies
James C. Wilson, Robert J. Gross, and Barry F. Benson, Su '95 24:4 p. 12 Bad Faith Insurance Claims
Construction Industry, The: Coverage Issues Created by Claims Against Additional Insureds
Lisa Oonk, Su '99 28:4 p. 8 Deposing the Insurer: Practical and Strategic Considerations
Joel Gumbiner, W '98 27:2 p. 47 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Reverse Bad Faith
Marjie D. Barrows, Su '96 25:4 p. 16 What's New in Unfair Claims Practices
Thomas J. Minton, Su '96 25:4 p. 22 Who Pays? When May the Defaulting Liability Insurer Contest the Subsequent Settlement of Claims against Its Insured?
Richard L. Neumeier, W '97 26:2 p. 18 Bankruptcy
see Insurance Insolvency Business Income
Business Interruption Coverage
Pamela Levin and Thomas H. Nienow, F '94 24:1 p. 30 CERCLA
Anticipating Mass Toxics Cases in the Age of Self-Reporting
Joel R. Mosher and David E. Shay, F '94 24:1 p. 51 Certificate of Insurance
Construction Industry, The: Coverage Issues Created by Claims Against Additional Insureds
Lisa Oonk, Su '99 28:4 p. 8 Civil Rights Act
Economic Damages under the 1991 Civil Rights Act: The CPA as Expert Witness
Edward N. Tucker and Steven R. Freeman, F '94 24:1 p. 59 Claims
see Insurance Claims Class Actions
Advantages and Disadvantages of Class Actions from a Plaintiff's Lawyer's Perspective
Kenneth S. Canfield, Su '99 28:4 p. 58 ERISA Class Actions
Steuart H. Thomsen, Su '99 28:4 p. 36 Every Health Insurer's Litigation Nightmare: A Case Study
Michael R. Pennington, Su '99 28:4 p. 46 Insurance Coverage for Class Action Discrimination Lawsuits
Dennis M. Cusack, Sp '96 25:3 p. 55 Proportionate Liability, Contribution, and Indemnification under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
Michael L. Charlson, F '98 28:1 p. 42 Commercial General Liability Policies
"Additional Insured" Endorsements
Gary D. Nelson, Su '95 24:4 p. 28 Construction Industry, The: Coverage Issues Created by Claims Against Additional Insureds
Lisa Oonk, Su '99 28:4 p. 8 Emerging Primary and Excess Coverage Issues in Continuous Trigger Regimes
Donald C. Erickson, Su '99 28:4 p. 18 Intellectual Property Disputes: Malpractice Potential and the Need for Insurance Coverage Counsel
David Gauntlett, Sp '98 27:3 p. 49 Reverse Bad Faith
Marjie D. Barrows, Su '96 25:4 p. 16 Trigger of Coverage: A Contract Approach
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 14 Who Pays? When May the Defaulting Liability Insurer Contest the Subsequent Settlement of Claims against Its Insured?
Richard L. Neumeier, W '97 26:2 p. 18 Conflict of Law
Forum Selection as a Threshold Issue
Jill A. Douthett, F '95 25:1 p. 14 Impact on a Civil Case of Criminal Charges Against a Truck Driver
Henry J. Mittelstaedt III, Su '97 26:4 p. 54 Prematurity of Declaratory Judgment Actions
Alan M. Posner, F '95 25:1 p. 15 Constitutional Law
see also Discrimination; First Amendment Raising and Preserving Federal Questions in State Court Cases
Michael J. Wahoske, W '97 26:2 p. 54 Construction Industry
"Additional Insured" Endorsements
Gary D. Nelson, Su '95 24:4 p. 28 Construction Industry, The: Coverage Issues Created by Claims Against Additional Insureds
Lisa Oonk, Su '99 28:4 p. 8 Contribution and Indemnity
Emerging Primary and Excess Coverage Issues in Continuous Trigger Regimes
Donald C. Erickson, Su '99 28:4 p. 18 ERISA Class Actions
Steuart H. Thomsen, Su '99 28:4 p. 36 Costs of Litigation
Litigation Cost Crisis, The: Is There a Professional in the House?
Mitchell A. Orpett, F '98 28:1 p. 32 Coverage
see Insurance Claims/Coverage Damages
Changing Remedies in Maritime Law, The
Whitney L. Cole, Sp '97 26:3 p. 42 Curse of the Unsick
Eric Watt Wiechmann, Su '96 25:4 p. 10 Defending Against the Emotional Distress Claim
Gregory C. Read, W '96 25:2 p. 14 Economic Damages under the 1991 Civil Rights Act: The CPA as Expert Witness
Edward N. Tucker and Steven R. Freeman, F '94 24:1 p. 59 Every Health Insurer's Litigation Nightmare: A Case Study
Michael R. Pennington, Su '99 28:4 p. 46 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Insurance Coverage for Class Action Discrimination Lawsuits
Dennis M. Cusack, Sp '96 25:3 p. 55 Insuring Software Developers at Home and in Cyberspace: The Plaintiff's Perspective
Craig E. Stewart, Harvey Nosowitz, and Rainer L.C. Frost, W '99 28:2 p. 10 Judicial Refusal to Apply ERISA Preemption to Tort Actions Against Health Care Providers
Stephen D. Kinnard, W '97 26:2 p. 24 New Trends in Long-Tail Torts
M. Elizabeth Medaglia and H. Bryan Brewer III, Sp '97 26:3 p. 10 Refuting Damages in a Personal Injury Case
Kevin Campbell and Bradley C. Nahrstadt, Sp '95 24:3 p. 8 Trial Evidence in Psychological Injury Cases
Peter B. Silvain, Ph.D., Su '98 27:4 p. 60 Trigger of Coverage: A Contract Approach
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 14 Who Pays? When May the Defaulting Liability Insurer Contest the Subsequent Settlement of Claims against Its Insured?
Richard L. Neumeier, W '97 26:2 p. 18 Declaratory Judgment
Insurer's Liability for Insured's Attorney's Fees in Declaratory Judgment Actions
Floyd A. Wisner, F '98 28:1 p. 58 Prematurity of Declaratory Judgment Actions
Alan M. Posner, F '95 25:1 p. 15 Deposition
see also Discovery Affirmative Uses for the Corporate Designee Deposition
Walt Auvil, F '98 28:1 p. 63 Defending Against the Emotional Distress Claim
Gregory C. Read, W '96 25:2 p. 14 Defense of Depositions Taken Abroad: Playing by the Rules
Lucy Isaki, W '96 25:2 p. 50 Deposing the Insurer: Practical and Strategic Considerations
Joel Gumbiner, W '98 27:2 p. 47 Protecting the Corporate Executive from Deposition
Thomas R. Gottshall, W '98 27:2 p. 53 Taking the Plaintiff/Insured's Deposition in a Property Insurance Case
Clayton H. Farnham, F '97 27:1 p. 48 Directors' and Officers' Liability
Alternative Business Entities: What Are the D&O Insurance Issues?
Dan A. Bailey, W '98 27:2 p. 18 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Liability of Directors and Officers for Environmental Problems
Wayne E. Borgeest and Julianna Ryan, W '95 24:2 p. 48 Professional Liability Insurance Issues for Lawyers Sitting on Corporate Boards
Mary E. McCutcheon, W '96 25:2 p. 8 Proportionate Liability, Contribution, and Indemnification under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
Michael L. Charlson, F '98 28:1 p. 42 Discovery
see also Deposition Blocking Statutes and Their Effect on American-Style Discovery Abroad
Gregory P. Sreenan and Jeffrey B. Shalek, F '95 25:1 p. 59 Defending Against the Emotional Distress Claim
Gregory C. Read, W '96 25:2 p. 14 Discovery Abuse: "I Know It When I See It"
John R. Woodard III, W '97 26:2 p. 32 Educating the Court about the Business of Reinsurance
Jonathan F. Bank and Peter R. Chaffetz, F '94 24:1 p. 8 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Missing or Altered Product, The: Nightmare or Dream?
David H. Canter, W '98 27:2 p. 12 Partnering at Trial between In-House and Outside Counsel
Robert L. Haig and John P. Marshall, W '96 25:2 p. 20 Practical Issues Relating to Insurance Coverage for Employment Litigation
Larry M. Golub, F '96 26:1 p. 58 Sanctions Against a Foreign Party for Failure to Produce Discovery
Thomas J. Magee, W '96 25:2 p. 53 Self-Analysis Privilege, The: Obscuring the Truth but Safeguarding Improvement?
Michael J. Holland, F '95 25:1 p. 52 Discrimination
see also Constitutional Law Insurance Coverage for Class Action Discrimination Lawsuits
Dennis M. Cusack, Sp '96 25:3 p. 55 Duty to Defend Defending the Insured with Salaried Counsel: Legal and Ethical Considerations
Jeffrey W. Jackson and Roy Alan Cohen, W '98 27:2 p. 38 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Insurer's Liability for Insured's Attorney's Fees in Declaratory Judgment Actions
Floyd A. Wisner, F '98 28:1 p. 58 Intellectual Property Disputes: Malpractice Potential and the Need for Insurance Coverage Counsel
David Gauntlett, Sp '98 27:3 p. 49 Professional Liability Insurance Issues for Lawyers Sitting on Corporate Boards
Mary E. McCutcheon, W '96 25:2 p. 8 Who Pays? When May the Defaulting Liability Insurer Contest the Subsequent Settlement of Claims against Its Insured?
Richard L. Neumeier, W '97 26:2 p. 18 Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1996 (EPCRA)
see Toxic Torts Emotional Distress
Defending Against the Emotional Distress Claim
Gregory C. Read, W '96 25:2 p. 14 Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
ERISA Class Actions
Steuart H. Thomsen, Su '99 28:4 p. 36 Health Insurance Fraud: Fighting Back
Steven P. Del Mauro, W '97 26:2 p. 10 Impact of the ADA on Life, Health, and Disability Insurance
Chrys A. Martin and Linda Bolduan, Su '98 27:4 p. 14 Judicial Refusal to Apply ERISA Preemption to Tort Actions Against Health Care Providers
Stephen D. Kinnard, W '97 26:2 p. 24 What You Say Can Hurt You: Communications with Participants of Employee Benefit Plans Regulated by ERISA
Linda E. Rosenzweig, W '99 28:2 p. 32 When Insurers Go Broke
E. Preston Rutledge, Sp '95 24:3 p. 14 Employment Law
Employers' Liability Coverage for Disability Discrimination Under the ADA
Gary M. Peplow and Bradley S. McMillan, W '95 24:2 p. 22 Ex Parte Contacts with Former Employees: An Update on Rule 4.2 of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Mark A. Buchanan, W '99 28:2 p. 48 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Insurance Coverage for Class Action Discrimination Lawsuits
Dennis M. Cusack, Sp '96 25:3 p. 55 Mediation of Sexual Harassment Claims
Margaret J. Grover, Sp '95 24:3 p. 55 New Developments under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Bradford B. Ingram and Steven C. Rahn, W '99 28:2 p. 39 Practical Issues Relating to Insurance Coverage for Employment Litigation
Larry M. Golub, F '96 26:1 p. 58 Privacy in the Workplace Is a Sometime Thing
Leo F. Hannon, Sp '95 24:3 p. 26 Third Party Sexual Harassment: Duties and Liabilities of Employers
Karen Kaplowitz and Donald P. Harris, Sp '97 26:3 p. 32 Violence Against Women in the Workplace
William R. Levasseur, F '96 26:1 p. 14 What You Say Can Hurt You: Communications with Participants of Employee Benefit Plans Regulated by ERISA
Linda E. Rosenzweig, W '99 28:2 p. 32 Environmental Law
see also Toxic Torts 24 Alter Ego Control Factors
Mark F. Rosenberg, Su '96 25:4 p. 64 Anticipating Mass Toxics Cases in the Age of Self-Reporting
Joel R. Mosher and David E. Shay, F '94 24:1 p. 51 Liability of Directors and Officers for Environmental Problems
Wayne E. Borgeest and Julianna Ryan, W '95 24:2 p. 48 New Trends in Long-Tail Torts
M. Elizabeth Medaglia and H. Bryan Brewer III, Sp '97 26:3 p. 10 Parent, Successor, and Alter Ego Liability Concerns in the Transactional Setting
Mark F. Rosenberg, Su '96 25:4 p. 28 Third-Party Liability Policies: The Concurrent Causation Doctrine and Pollution Exclusions
Francis J. MacLaughlin, Sp '95 24:3 p. 20 Ethics
see also Professionalism Clergy Person's Breach of Confidentiality: Is It Actionable in Tort?
Lori R. Metz and Linda M. Bolduan, W '99 28:2 p. 24 Conduct Unbecoming a Lawyer
Pamela J. White and Susan R. Matluck, Su '95 24:4 p. 16 Defending the Insured with Salaried Counsel: Legal and Ethical Considerations
Jeffrey W. Jackson and Roy Alan Cohen, W '98 27:2 p. 38 Discovery Abuse: "I Know It When I See It"
John R. Woodard III, W '97 26:2 p. 32 Ex Parte Contacts with Former Employees: An Update on Rule 4.2 of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Mark A. Buchanan, W '99 28:2 p. 48 Litigation Cost Crisis, The: Is There a Professional in the House?
Mitchell A. Orpett, F '98 28:1 p. 32 Noncompetition Agreements between Attorneys
John D. Daniels, W '98 27:2 p. 24 Practical Issues Relating to Insurance Coverage for Employment Litigation
Larry M. Golub, F '96 26:1 p. 58 Restricting Lawyers' Solicitation of Victims
Scott R. Bickford and Paula Hamilton Lee, F '95 25:1 p. 8 Some Reflections on Change--and Professionalism
Marvin L. Karp, Su '95 24:4 p. 9 Tripartite Ethics
Jill B. Berkeley, Sp '97 26:3 p. 22 Evidence
see also Experts Clergy Person's Breach of Confidentiality: Is It Actionable in Tort?
Lori R. Metz and Linda M. Bolduan, W '99 28:2 p. 24 General Electric v. Joiner and Kumho Tire v. Carmichael: The Ipse Dixit Twins
Robert P. Redemann, Su '99 28:4 p. 54 Good, the Bad, and the Ugly about Joint Defense, The
Scott M. Seaman and Rebecca Levy Sachs, F '98 28:1 p. 12 Practical Aspects of Presenting and Excluding Expert Evidence
Andrew J. McElaney Jr., W '97 26:2 p. 40 Psychiatrist as Witness, The
Michael K. Spodak, M.D., Su '98 27:4 p. 64 Refuting Damages in a Personal Injury Case
Kevin Campbell and Bradley C. Nahrstadt, Sp '95 24:3 p. 8 Self-Analysis Privilege: Obscuring the Truth but Safeguarding Improvement?, The
Michael J. Holland, F '95 25:1 p. 52 Trial Evidence in Psychological Injury Cases
Peter B. Silvain, Ph.D., Su '98 27:4 p. 60 When Insurers Go Broke
E. Preston Rutledge, Sp '95 24:3 p. 14 Excess Coverage
Emerging Primary and Excess Coverage Issues in Continuous Trigger Regimes
Donald C. Erickson, Su '99 28:4 p. 18 Experts
see also Evidence Control the High Cost of Experts
James R. Holmes, Sp '95 24:3 p. 58 Defending Against the Emotional Distress Claim
Gregory C. Read, W '96 25:2 p. 14 Economic Damages under the 1991 Civil Rights Act: The CPA as Expert Witness
Edward N. Tucker and Steven R. Freeman, F '94 24:1 p. 59 General Electric v. Joiner and Kumho Tire v. Carmichael: The Ipse Dixit Twins
Robert P. Redemann, Su '99 28:4 p. 54 Innovative Trial Techniques
Reagan W. Simpson and Cynthia A. Leiferman, F '96 26:1 p. 20 Partnering at Trial between In-House and Outside Counsel
Robert L. Haig and John P. Marshall, W '96 25:2 p. 20 Practical Aspects of Presenting and Excluding Expert Evidence
Andrew J. McElaney Jr., W '97 26:2 p. 40 Psychiatrist as Witness, The
Michael K. Spodak, M.D., Su '98 27:4 p. 64 Refuting Damages in a Personal Injury Case
Kevin Campbell and Bradley C. Nahrstadt, Sp '95 24:3 p. 8 Federal Arbitration Act
Educating the Court about the Business of Reinsurance
Jonathan F. Bank and Peter R. Chaffetz, F '94 24:1 p. 8 Federal Employers' Liability Act (FELA)
FELA: An Overview
Gary F. Easom, F '97 27:1 p. 49 New Trends in Long-Tail Torts
M. Elizabeth Medaglia and H. Bryan Brewer III, Sp '97 26:3 p. 10 Federal Preemption of State Law
Judicial Refusal to Apply ERISA Preemption to Tort Actions Against Health Care Providers
Stephen D. Kinnard, W '97 26:2 p. 24 Privacy in the Workplace Is a Sometime Thing
Leo F. Hannon, Sp '95 24:3 p. 26 What You Say Can Hurt You: Communications with Participants of Employee Benefit Plans Regulated by ERISA
Linda E. Rosenzweig, W '99 28:2 p. 32 Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Discovery Abuse: "I Know It When I See It"
John R. Woodard III, W '97 26:2 p. 32 Innovative Trial Techniques
Reagan W. Simpson and Cynthia A. Leiferman, F '96 26:1 p. 20 Intervention, Interpleader, and Defense and Indemnity Agreements
Donna Willis Darroch and Darren W. Penn, Su '95 24:4 p. 22 Summary Judgments in Financial Institution Bond Litigation
Michael J. Weber and James A. Knox Jr., F '94 24:1 p. 22 Federal Tort Claims Act
Aircraft Emergencies
James C. Wilson, Robert J. Gross, and Barry F. Benson, Su '95 24:4 p. 12 Fidelity
see also Surety Fidelity Loss Investigation in a Regulated Industry, The
Scott D. Baron, Sp '99 28:3 p. 12 How to Prepare and Present a Fidelity Claim: Advice for the Insured
Mark E. Wilson, Sp '99 28:3 p. 54 Outsourcer's Apprentice, The
Carol A. Pisano, Su '97 26:4 p. 12 Summary Judgments in Financial Institution Bond Litigation
Michael J. Weber and James A. Knox Jr., F '94 24:1 p. 22 Fiduciary Duty
ERISA Class Actions
Steuart H. Thomsen, Su '99 28:4 p. 36 Financial Guarantee Bonds
Summary Judgments in Financial Institution Bond Litigation
Michael J. Weber and James A. Knox Jr., F '94 24:1 p. 22 Financial Insurance
Relationship Between Alternative Markets and Reinsurers, The: The Reinsurance Perspective
M. Patricia Casey, Su '99 28:4 p. 26 First Amendment
Interactivity as a Measure of Personal Jurisdiction
Charles J. Glasser Jr., F '98 28:1 p. 54 Lessons from Cyberspace and Outerspace: The Scientology Cases
Natalie Hanlon-Leh, Su '98 27:4 p. 48 Privacy in the Workplace Is a Sometime Thing
Leo F. Hannon, Sp '95 24:3 p. 26 Restricting Lawyers' Solicitation of Victims
Scott R. Bickford and Paula Hamilton Lee, F '95 25:1 p. 8 First-Party Coverage
Do We Still Have Policy Limits?
Joyce C. Wang, Sp '96 25:3 p. 20 Fidelity Loss Investigation in a Regulated Industry, The
Scott D. Baron, Sp '99 28:3 p. 12 How to Prepare and Present a Fidelity Claim: Advice for the Insured
Mark E. Wilson, Sp '99 28:3 p. 54 Post-Appraisal Litigation Issues
Brian C. Powers and Les C. Shields, F '96 26:1 p. 26 Taking the Plaintiff/Insured's Deposition in a Property Insurance Case
Clayton H. Farnham, F '97 27:1 p. 48 Fraud
Advantages and Disadvantages of Class Actions from a Plaintiff's Lawyer's Perspective
Kenneth S. Canfield, Su '99 28:4 p. 58 Every Health Insurer's Litigation Nightmare: A Case Study
Michael R. Pennington, Su '99 28:4 p. 46 Health Insurance Fraud: Fighting Back
Steven P. Del Mauro, W '97 26:2 p. 10 Material Misrepresentation Defense, The
Jay S. Blumenkopf and Brenda A. Friedman, W '98 27:2 p. 58 Pitfalls for In-House Counsel
Harry S. Hardin, III, and Andrew R. Lee, W '96 25:2 p. 32 Fronting
Emerging Primary and Excess Coverage Issues in Continuous Trigger Regimes
Donald C. Erickson, Su '99 28:4 p. 18 Relationship Between Alternative Markets and Reinsurers, The: The Reinsurance Perspective
M. Patricia Casey, Su '99 28:4 p. 26 Genetic Testing
Genetic Testing in Life and Disability Insurance
Wendy L. McGoodwin, F '98 28:1 p. 24 Governmental Liability
Aircraft Emergencies
James C. Wilson, Robert J. Gross, and Barry F. Benson, Su '95 24:4 p. 12 Hazardous Substances
Anticipating Mass Toxics Cases in the Age of Self-Reporting
Joel R. Mosher and David E. Shay, F '94 24:1 p. 51 Health Insurance
Every Health Insurer's Litigation Nightmare
Michael R. Pennington, Su '99 28:4 p. 46 Health Insurance Fraud: Fighting Back
Steven P. Del Mauro, W '97 26:2 p. 10 Impact of the ADA on Life, Health, and Disability Insurance
Chrys A. Martin and Linda Bolduan, Su '98 27:4 p. 14 Is Depression Disabling America's Group Insurance Plans? Mental Health Benefit Parity and the ADA
Allison C. Blakley, Su '98 27:4 p. 40 Judicial Refusal to Apply ERISA Preemption to Tort Actions Against Health Care Providers
Stephen D. Kinnard, W '97 26:2 p. 24 Primer for Successive Awards in Workers' Compensation, A
William R. Levasseur, W '99 28:2 p. 38 What You Say Can Hurt You: Communications with Participants of Employee Benefit Plans Regulated by ERISA
Linda E. Rosenzweig, W '99 28:2 p. 32 Health Maintenance Organizations
Judicial Refusal to Apply ERISA Preemption to Tort Actions Against Health Care Providers
Stephen D. Kinnard, W '97 26:2 p. 24 Insurance Adjusters
Overview of Insurance Agent/Broker Liability, An
Barbara A. O'Donnell, Su '96 25:4 p. 34 Insurance Agents
Do We Still Have Policy Limits?
Joyce C. Wang, Sp '96 25:3 p. 20 Insurance Agent's Duty to Advise, An
C. Edward Speidel, W '95 24:2 p. 32 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Legal Implications of Marketing Insurance over the Internet
Dana L. Drape, Sp '98 27:3 p. 24 Overview of Insurance Agent/Broker Liability, An
Barbara A. O'Donnell, Su '96 25:4 p. 34 Technology and the Insurance Industry in the Year 2000: Cyberians at the Gate?
Richard M. Bouhan, Sp '98 27:3 p. 16 Insurance Claims/Coverage
see also First Party Coverage; Trigger of Coverage Alternative Business Entities: What Are the D&O Insurance Issues?
Dan A. Bailey, W '98 27:2 p. 18 Business Interruption Coverage
Pamela Levin and Thomas H. Nienow, F '94 24:1 p. 30 Defending the Volunteer Accused of Sexual Abuse
Stephen F. English, Sp '97 26:3 p. 33 Do We Still Have Policy Limits?
Joyce C. Wang, Sp '96 25:3 p. 20 Emerging Primary and Excess Coverage Issues in Continuous Trigger Regimes
Donald C. Erickson, Su '99 28:4 p. 18 Employers' Liability Coverage for Disability Discrimination Under the ADA
Gary M. Peplow and Bradley S. McMillan, W '95 24:2 p. 22 Forum Selection as a Threshold Issue
Jill A. Douthett, F '95 25:1 p. 14 Genetic Testing in Life and Disability Insurance
Wendy L. McGoodwin, F '98 28:1 p. 24 In Whose Interest? The Return of the Injured Athlete to Competition
Stewart E. Niles Jr. and Roderick K. West, Sp '96 25:3 p. 8 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Insurance Coverage for Class Action Discrimination Lawsuits
Dennis M. Cusack, Sp '96 25:3 p. 55 Intellectual Property and Insurance: A Valuable Asset and a Lurking Liability
Kay Millonzi and William G. Passannante, Sp '98 27:3 p. 40 Intellectual Property Disputes: Malpractice Potential and the Need for Insurance Coverage Counsel
David Gauntlett, Sp '98 27:3 p. 49 Is Depression Disabling America's Group Insurance Plans? Mental Health Benefit Parity and the ADA
Allison C. Blakley, Su '98 27:4 p. 40 Light at the End of the Tunnel? Strategies for Recovery under the ADA
Cynthia A. Leiferman, Su '98 27:4 p. 22 Material Misrepresentation Defense, The
Jay S. Blumenkopf and Brenda A. Friedman, W '98 27:2 p. 58 Outsourcer's Apprentice, The
Carol A. Pisano, Su '97 26:4 p. 12 Overview of Insurance Agent/Broker Liability, An
Barbara A. O'Donnell, Su '96 25:4 p. 34 Practical Issues Relating to Insurance Coverage for Employment Litigation
Larry M. Golub, F '96 26:1 p. 58 Prematurity of Declaratory Judgment Actions
Alan M. Posner, F '95 25:1 p. 15 Primer for Successive Awards in Workers' Compensation, A
William R. Levasseur, W '99 28:2 p. 38 Professional Liability Insurance Issues for Lawyers Sitting on Corporate Boards
Mary E. McCutcheon, W '96 25:2 p. 8 Reverse Bad Faith
Marjie D. Barrows, Su '96 25:4 p. 16 State-by-State Trigger of Coverage Survey
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 45 Third-Party Liability Policies: The Concurrent Causation Doctrine and Pollution Exclusions
Francis J. MacLaughlin, Sp '95 24:3 p. 20 Trigger of Coverage: A Contract Approach
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 14 Truck Drivers' Failure to Cooperate after a Claim Is Made: Effects of the MCS-90 Endorsement
Eugene G. Beckham and Robert J. Beckham Jr., W '99 28:2 p. 51 What's New in Unfair Claims Practices
Thomas J. Minton, Su '96 25:4 p. 22 Who Is Necessary? Who Is Indispensable?
Terrence E. Kiwala, Sp '95 24:3 p. 50 Insurance Insolvency
Insurance Company Insolvencies
Paul M. Gulko, F '97 27:1 p. 18 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Interstate Compacts for Insurance Receiverships
Alan N. Gamse, F '97 27:1 p. 19 Overview of the State Insurance Receivership System, An
Francine L. Semaya and Lenore S. Marema, F '97 27:1 p. 12 Resolving Life Insurer Insolvencies Efficiently
Jack H. Blaine, F '97 27:1 p. 40 When Insurers Go Broke
E. Preston Rutledge, Sp '95 24:3 p. 14 Insurance Providers
Intervention, Interpleader, and Defense and Indemnity Agreements
Donna Willis Darroch and Darren W. Penn, Su '95 24:4 p. 22 When Insurers Go Broke
E. Preston Rutledge, Sp '95 24:3 p. 14 Insurance Reform
Overview of the State Insurance Receivership System, An
Francine L. Semaya and Lenore S. Marema, F '97 27:1 p. 12 Insurance Regulation
Legal Implications of Marketing Insurance over the Internet
Dana L. Drape, Sp '98 27:3 p. 24 Technology and the Insurance Industry in the Year 2000: Cyberians at the Gate?
Richard M. Bouhan, Sp '98 27:3 p. 16 What's New in Unfair Claims Practices
Thomas J. Minton, Su '96 25:4 p. 22 Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property and Insurance: A Valuable Asset and a Lurking Liability
Kay Millonzi and William G. Passannante, Sp '98 27:3 p. 40 Intellectual Property Disputes: Malpractice Potential and the Need for Insurance Coverage Counsel
David Gauntlett, Sp '98 27:3 p. 49 Legal Implications of Marketing Insurance over the Internet
Dana L. Drape, Sp '98 27:3 p. 24 Lessons from Cyberspace and Outerspace: The Scientology Cases
Natalie Hanlon-Leh, Su '98 27:4 p. 48 International Law
Aircraft Emergencies
James C. Wilson, Robert J. Gross, and Barry F. Benson, Su '95 24:4 p. 12 Blocking Statutes and Their Effect on American-Style Discovery Abroad
Gregory P. Sreenan and Jeffrey B. Shalek, F '95 25:1 p. 59 Defense of Depositions Taken Abroad: Playing by the Rules
Lucy Isaki, W '96 25:2 p. 50 Sanctions Against a Foreign Party for Failure to Produce Discovery
Thomas J. Magee, W '96 25:2 p. 53 Internet
Interactivity as a Measure of Personal Jurisdiction
Charles J. Glasser Jr., F '98 28:1 p. 54 Legal Implications of Marketing Insurance over the Internet
Dana L. Drape, Sp '98 27:3 p. 24 Lessons from Cyberspace and Outerspace: The Scientology Cases
Natalie Hanlon-Leh, Su '98 27:4 p. 48 Technology and the Insurance Industry in the Year 2000: Cyberians at the Gate?
Richard M. Bouhan, Sp '98 27:3 p. 16 Issue of Law
Summary Judgments in Financial Institution Bond Litigation
Michael J. Weber and James A. Knox Jr., F '94 24:1 p. 22 Jurisdiction
ERISA Class Actions
Steuart H. Thomsen, Su '99 28:4 p. 36 Interactivity as a Measure of Personal Jurisdiction
Charles J. Glasser Jr., F '98 28:1 p. 54 Law Practice/General
Alternative Billing Systems: Abandoning Time as a Measure of Value
Dianne K. Dailey, Stephen F. English, and Linda M. Bolduan, Sp '98 27:3 p. 44 How to Avoid a Fee Dispute with Your Client
James P. Schratz and Susan R. Brown, W '97 26:2 p. 59 Importance of Being Diverse, The
Barbara E. Hermansen, F '95 25:1 p. 20 Litigation Cost Crisis, The: Is There a Professional in the House?
Mitchell A. Orpett, F '98 28:1 p. 32 Noncompetition Agreements between Attorneys
John D. Daniels, W '98 27:2 p. 24 What Plaintiffs' Lawyers Should Know Before They Mediate
Fletcher Dal Handley Jr., Su '96 25:4 p. 70 Legal Malpractice
Attorney Malpractice: What It Is and How to Avoid It
Judith F. Goodman and Sue C. Jacobs, W '98 27:2 p. 30 Attorney's Right to a Bench Trial in Legal Malpractice Cases
Phillip E. Seltzer, W '98 27:2 p. 36 Ex Parte Contacts with Former Employees: An Update on Rule 4.2 of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Mark A. Buchanan, W '99 28:2 p. 48 How to Avoid a Fee Dispute with Your Client
James P. Schratz and Susan R. Brown, W '97 26:2 p. 59 Intellectual Property Disputes: Malpractice Potential and the Need for Insurance Coverage Counsel
David Gauntlett, Sp '98 27:3 p. 49 Professional Liability Insurance Issues for Lawyers Sitting on Corporate Boards
Mary E. McCutcheon, W '96 25:2 p. 8 Restricting Lawyers' Solicitation of Victims
Scott R. Bickford and Paula Hamilton Lee, F '95 25:1 p. 8 Trial Lawyers and the Error-in-Judgment Immunity Rule
Phillip E. Seltzer, Su '97 26:4 p. 22 Twice Bitten: Violations of Ethical Rules as Evidence of Legal Malpractice
Douglas L. Christian and Michael Christian, Sp '99 28:3 p. 62 Legal Writing
How to Be a Good Friend to the Court: Strategic Use of Amicus Briefs
Reagan Wm. Simpson, Sp '99 28:3 p. 38 Lender Liability
Do We Still Have Policy Limits?
Joyce C. Wang, Sp '96 25:3 p. 20 In Whose Interest? The Return of the Injured Athlete to Competition
Stewart E. Niles Jr. and Roderick K. West, Sp '96 25:3 p. 8 Insurance Coverage for Class Action Discrimination Lawsuits
Dennis M. Cusack, Sp '96 25:3 p. 55 Trigger of Coverage: A Contract Approach
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 14 Liquidator
Educating the Court about the Business of Reinsurance
Jonathan F. Bank and Peter R. Chaffetz, F '94 24:1 p. 8 Litigation
see also Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR); Evidence; Motions; Trial Practice "Additional Insured" Endorsements
Gary D. Nelson, Su '95 24:4 p. 28 24 Alter Ego Control Factors
Mark F. Rosenberg, Su '96 25:4 p. 64 Affirmative Uses for the Corporate Designee Deposition
Walt Auvil, F '98 28:1 p. 63 Anticipating Mass Toxics Cases in the Age of Self-Reporting
Joel R. Mosher and David E. Shay, F '94 24:1 p. 51 Clergy Person's Breach of Confidentiality: Is It Actionable in Tort?
Lori R. Metz and Linda M. Bolduan, W '99 28:2 p. 24 Conduct Unbecoming a Lawyer
Pamela J. White and Susan R. Matluck, Su '95 24:4 p. 16 Construction Industry, The: Coverage Issues Created by Claims Against Additional Insureds
Lisa Oonk, Su '99 28:4 p. 8 Control the High Cost of Experts
James R. Holmes, Sp '95 24:3 p. 58 Curse of the Unsick
Eric Watt Wiechmann, Su '96 25:4 p. 10 Defending Against the Emotional Distress Claim
Gregory C. Read, W '96 25:2 p. 14 Defending the Volunteer Accused of Sexual Abuse
Stephen F. English, Sp '97 26:3 p. 33 Discovery Abuse: "I Know It When I See It"
John R. Woodard III, W '97 26:2 p. 32 Economic Damages under the 1991 Civil Rights Act: The CPA as Expert Witness
Edward N. Tucker and Steven R. Freeman, F '94 24:1 p. 59 Every Health Insurer's Litigation Nightmare
Michael R. Pennington, Su '99 28:4 p. 46 Forum Selection as a Threshold Issue
Jill A. Douthett, F '95 25:1 p. 14 Good, the Bad, and the Ugly about Joint Defense, The
Scott M. Seaman and Rebecca Levy Sachs, F '98 28:1 p. 12 Health Insurance Fraud: Fighting Back
Steven P. Del Mauro, W '97 26:2 p. 10 How to Be a Good Friend to the Court: Strategic Use of Amicus Briefs
Reagan Wm. Simpson, Sp '99 28:3 p. 38 Impact on a Civil Case of Criminal Charges Against a Truck Driver
Henry J. Mittelstaedt III, Su '97 26:4 p. 54 Innovative Trial Techniques
Reagan W. Simpson and Cynthia A. Leiferman, F '96 26:1 p. 20 Insurance Coverage Actions: Who, Where, and When to Sue
Steven R. Gilford and Robert M. Fogler, F '96 26:1 p. 32 Insurer's Liability for Insured's Attorney's Fees in Declaratory Judgment Actions
Floyd A. Wisner, F '98 28:1 p. 58 Insuring Software Developers at Home and in Cyberspace: The Plaintiff's Perspective
Craig E. Stewart, Harvey Nosowitz, and Rainer L.C. Frost, W '99 28:2 p. 10 Intervention, Interpleader, and Defense and Indemnity Agreements
Donna Willis Darroch and Darren W. Penn, Su '95 24:4 p. 22 Litigating Accidental Shooting Cases against Gunmakers: A Working Model
Jonathan E. Lowy, Sp '99 28:3 p. 68 Litigation Cost Crisis, The: Is There a Professional in the House?
Mitchell A. Orpett, F '98 28:1 p. 32 New Developments under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Bradford B. Ingram and Steven C. Rahn, W '99 28:2 p. 39 Overview of Insurance Agent/Broker Liability, An
Barbara A. O'Donnell, Su '96 25:4 p. 34 Parent, Successor, and Alter Ego Liability Concerns in the Transactional Setting
Mark F. Rosenberg, Su '96 25:4 p. 28 Partnering at Trial between In-House and Outside Counsel
Robert L. Haig and John P. Marshall, W '96 25:2 p. 20 Pitfalls for In-House Counsel
Harry S. Hardin, III, and Andrew R. Lee, W '96 25:2 p. 32 Post-Appraisal Litigation Issues
Brian C. Powers and Les C. Shields, F '96 26:1 p. 26 Practical Issues Relating to Insurance Coverage for Employment Litigation
Larry M. Golub, F '96 26:1 p. 58 Preserving Appellate Issues
Eric J. Magnuson and Michael J. McGuire, F '95 25:1 p. 48 Raising and Preserving Federal Questions in State Court Cases
Michael J. Wahoske, W '97 26:2 p. 54 Sample Complaint Against Software Developers
Craig E. Stewart and Harvey Nosowitz, W '99 28:2 p. 18 Summary Judgments in Financial Institution Bond Litigation
Michael J. Weber and James A. Knox Jr., F '94 24:1 p. 22 Tax Treatment of Litigation Payments
Robert W. Wood, W '95 24:2 p. 53 Third-Party Liability Policies: The Concurrent Causation Doctrine and Pollution Exclusions
Francis J. MacLaughlin, Sp '95 24:3 p. 20 When Insurers Go Broke
E. Preston Rutledge, Sp '95 24:3 p. 14 Who Is Necessary? Who Is Indispensable?
Terrence E. Kiwala, Sp '95 24:3 p. 50 Who Pays? When May the Defaulting Liability Insurer Contest the Subsequent Settlement of Claims against Its Insured?
Richard L. Neumeier, W '97 26:2 p. 18 Loss of Enjoyment of Life
Refuting Damages in a Personal Injury Case
Kevin Campbell and Bradley C. Nahrstadt, Sp '95 24:3 p. 8 Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: An Overview for Attorneys
Richard E. Slaney, Sp '96 25:3 p. 61 Malpractice Insurance
see Legal Malpractice; Medical Malpractice Maritime Torts
Changing Remedies in Maritime Law, The
Whitney L. Cole, Sp '97 26:3 p. 42 Medical Malpractice
Defending the Volunteer Accused of Sexual Abuse
Stephen F. English, Sp '97 26:3 p. 33 In Whose Interest? The Return of the Injured Athlete to Competition
Stewart E. Niles Jr. and Roderick K. West, Sp '96 25:3 p. 8 Judicial Refusal to Apply ERISA Preemption to Tort Actions Against Health Care Providers
Stephen D. Kinnard, W '97 26:2 p. 24 Medical Treatment
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: An Overview for Attorneys
Richard E. Slaney, Sp '96 25:3 p. 61 Motions
see also Litigation Preserving Appellate Issues
Eric J. Magnuson and Michael J. McGuire, F '95 25:1 p. 48 Negligence
see also Tort Liability Insuring Software Developers at Home and in Cyberspace: The Plaintiff's Perspective
Craig E. Stewart, Harvey Nosowitz, and Rainer L.C. Frost, W '99 28:2 p. 10 Sureties' Claims for Negligence
Jerome M. Joseph, W '95 24:2 p. 16 Privacy, Right of
Clergy Person's Breach of Confidentiality: Is It Actionable in Tort?
Lori R. Metz and Linda M. Bolduan, W '99 28:2 p. 24 Genetic Testing in Life and Disability Insurance
Wendy L. McGoodwin, F '98 28:1 p. 24 Privacy in the Workplace Is a Sometime Thing
Leo F. Hannon, Sp '95 24:3 p. 26 Restricting Lawyers' Solicitation of Victims
Scott R. Bickford and Paula Hamilton Lee, F '95 25:1 p. 8 Privilege
see also Attorney-Client Privilege Clergy Person's Breach of Confidentiality: Is It Actionable in Tort?
Lori R. Metz and Linda M. Bolduan, W '99 28:2 p. 24 Self-Analysis Privilege: Obscuring the Truth but Safeguarding Improvement?, The
Michael J. Holland, F '95 25:1 p. 52 Privity of Contract
Relationship Between Alternative Markets and Reinsurers, The: The Reinsurance Perspective
M. Patricia Casey, Su '99 28:4 p. 26 Product Liability and Consumer Law
Litigating Accidental Shooting Cases against Gunmakers: A Working Model
Jonathan E. Lowy, Sp '99 28:3 p. 68 Missing or Altered Product, The: Nightmare or Dream?
David H. Canter, W '98 27:2 p. 12 New Trends in Long-Tail Torts
M. Elizabeth Medaglia and H. Bryan Brewer III, Sp '97 26:3 p. 10 Protecting the Corporate Executive from Deposition
Thomas R. Gottshall, W '98 27:2 p. 53 Professionalism
see also Ethics Conduct Unbecoming a Lawyer
Pamela J. White and Susan R. Matluck, Su '95 24:4 p. 16 Discovery Abuse: "I Know It When I See It"
John R. Woodard III, W '97 26:2 p. 32 How to Avoid a Fee Dispute with Your Client
James P. Schratz and Susan R. Brown, W '97 26:2 p. 59 Importance of Being Diverse, The
Barbara E. Hermansen, F '95 25:1 p. 20 Litigation Cost Crisis, The: Is There a Professional in the House?
Mitchell A. Orpett, F '98 28:1 p. 32 Pitfalls for In-House Counsel
Harry S. Hardin, III, and Andrew R. Lee, W '96 25:2 p. 32 Restricting Lawyers' Solicitation of Victims
Scott R. Bickford and Paula Hamilton Lee, F '95 25:1 p. 8 Some Reflections on Change--and Professionalism
Marvin L. Karp, Su '95 24:4 p. 9 Property Insurance
Do We Still Have Policy Limits?
Joyce C. Wang, Sp '96 25:3 p. 20 Reverse Bad Faith
Marjie D. Barrows, Su '96 25:4 p. 16 Third-Party Liability Policies: The Concurrent Causation Doctrine and Pollution Exclusions
Francis J. MacLaughlin, Sp '95 24:3 p. 20 Protective Orders
Practical Issues Relating to Insurance Coverage for Employment Litigation
Larry M. Golub, F '96 26:1 p. 58 Public Relations
Anticipating Mass Toxics Cases in the Age of Self-Reporting
Joel R. Mosher and David E. Shay, F '94 24:1 p. 51 Receivership
see Insurance Insolvency Reinsurance
Arbitrating Reinsurance Disputes
Eugene Jericho, F '94 24:1 p. 16 Educating the Court about the Business of Reinsurance
Jonathan F. Bank and Peter R. Chaffetz, F '94 24:1 p. 8 Relationship Between Alternative Markets and Reinsurers, The: The Reinsurance Perspective
M. Patricia Casey, Su '99 28:4 p. 26 RICO Reves v. Ernst & Young: A Blueprint to Limit Civil RICO's Reach
William V. Dalferes Jr., W '95 24:2 p. 10 Rule 56
Summary Judgments in Financial Institution Bond Litigation
Michael J. Weber and James A. Knox Jr., F '94 24:1 p. 22 Securities
Intellectual Property Disputes: Malpractice Potential and the Need for Insurance Coverage Counsel
David Gauntlett, Sp '98 27:3 p. 49 Proportionate Liability, Contribution, and Indemnification under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
Michael L. Charlson, F '98 28:1 p. 42 Self-insurance
Relationship Between Alternative Markets and Reinsurers, The: The Reinsurance Perspective
M. Patricia Casey, Su '99 28:4 p. 26 Settlements
Advantages and Disadvantages of Class Actions from a Plaintiff's Lawyer's Perspective
Kenneth S. Canfield, Su '99 28:4 p. 58 ERISA Class Actions
Steuart H. Thomsen, Su '99 28:4 p. 36 Every Health Insurer's Litigation Nightmare: A Case Study
Michael R. Pennington, Su '99 28:4 p. 46 Good, the Bad, and the Ugly about Joint Defense, The
Scott M. Seaman and Rebecca Levy Sachs, F '98 28:1 p. 12 Proportionate Liability, Contribution, and Indemnification under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
Michael L. Charlson, F '98 28:1 p. 42 Refuting Damages in a Personal Injury Case
Kevin Campbell and Bradley C. Nahrstadt, Sp '95 24:3 p. 8 When Insurers Go Broke
E. Preston Rutledge, Sp '95 24:3 p. 14 Sexual Harassment
Conduct Unbecoming a Lawyer
Pamela J. White and Susan R. Matluck, Su '95 24:4 p. 16 Defending the Volunteer Accused of Sexual Abuse
Stephen F. English, Sp '97 26:3 p. 33 Insurance Coverage for Class Action Discrimination Lawsuits
Dennis M. Cusack, Sp '96 25:3 p. 55 Mediation of Sexual Harassment Claims
Margaret J. Grover, Sp '95 24:3 p. 55 Third Party Sexual Harassment: Duties and Liabilities of Employers
Karen Kaplowitz and Donald P. Harris, Sp '97 26:3 p. 32 Violence Against Women in the Workplace
William R. Levasseur, F '96 26:1 p. 14 Software
Insuring Software Developers at Home and in Cyberspace: The Plaintiff's Perspective
Craig E. Stewart, Harvey Nosowitz, and Rainer L.C. Frost, W '99 28:2 p. 10 Stacking
see Insurance Claims/Coverage Statute of Limitations
Defending the Volunteer Accused of Sexual Abuse
Stephen F. English, Sp '97 26:3 p. 33 Post-Appraisal Litigation Issues
Brian C. Powers and Les C. Shields, F '96 26:1 p. 26 Summary Judgment
Summary Judgments in Financial Institution Bond Litigation
Michael J. Weber and James A. Knox Jr., F '94 24:1 p. 22 Surety
see also Fidelity Collateral: What to Take, How to Take It, and What to Do with It Once You Have It
Joseph T. Getz, Sp '99 28:3 p. 25 Sureties' Claims for Negligence
Jerome M. Joseph, W '95 24:2 p. 16 Surety's Rights to Obtain Salvage, The: Exoneration, Reimbursement, Subrogation, and Contribution
George J. Bachrach, Sp '99 28:3 p. 24 Takeover and Completion of Bonded Contracts by the Surety
Bruce C. King, F '97 27:1 p. 22 The Gray Areas of Default
Shannon J. Briglia and James H. Holl III, F '97 27:1 p. 32 Taxation
Tax Treatment of Litigation Payments
Robert W. Wood, W '95 24:2 p. 53 Title VII
Economic Damages under the 1991 Civil Rights Act: The CPA as Expert Witness
Edward N. Tucker and Steven R. Freeman, F '94 24:1 p. 59 Tort Liability
see also Negligence Aircraft Emergencies
James C. Wilson, Robert J. Gross, and Barry F. Benson, Su '95 24:4 p. 12 Clergy Person's Breach of Confidentiality: Is It Actionable in Tort?
Lori R. Metz and Linda M. Bolduan, W '99 28:2 p. 24 Curse of the Unsick
Eric Watt Wiechmann, Su '96 25:4 p. 10 Defending the Volunteer Accused of Sexual Abuse
Stephen F. English, Sp '97 26:3 p. 33 Litigating Accidental Shooting Cases against Gunmakers: A Working Model
Jonathan E. Lowy, Sp '99 28:3 p. 68 New Trends in Long-Tail Torts
M. Elizabeth Medaglia and H. Bryan Brewer III, Sp '97 26:3 p. 10 Reverse Bad Faith
Marjie D. Barrows, Su '96 25:4 p. 16 Third Party Sexual Harassment: Duties and Liabilities of Employers
Karen Kaplowitz and Donald P. Harris, Sp '97 26:3 p. 32 Truck Drivers' Failure to Cooperate after a Claim Is Made: Effects of the MCS-90 Endorsement
Eugene G. Beckham and Robert J. Beckham Jr., W '99 28:2 p. 51 Toxic Torts
Anticipating Mass Toxics Cases in the Age of Self-Reporting
Joel R. Mosher and David E. Shay, F '94 24:1 p. 51 Trial Practice
Innovative Trial Techniques
Reagan W. Simpson and Cynthia A. Leiferman, F '96 26:1 p. 20 Trigger of Coverage
Emerging Primary and Excess Coverage Issues in Continuous Trigger Regimes
Donald C. Erickson, Su '99 28:4 p. 18 State-by-State Trigger of Coverage Survey
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 45 Trigger of Coverage: A Contract Approach
Marc S. Maister, Sp '96 25:3 p. 14 Tripartite Relationship
Alternative Billing Systems: Abandoning Time as a Measure of Value
Dianne K. Dailey, Stephen F. English, and Linda M. Bolduan, Sp '98 27:3 p. 44 Intellectual Property Disputes: Malpractice Potential and the Need for Insurance Coverage Counsel
David Gauntlett, Sp '98 27:3 p. 49 Tripartite Ethics
Jill B. Berkeley, Sp '97 26:3 p. 22 Trucking Insurance
see also Automobile Insurance Federal and State Insurance Issues for the Trucking Industry
Robert T. Franklin and Sue Lawless, Su '97 26:4 p. 26 Impact on a Civil Case of Criminal Charges Against a Truck Driver
Henry J. Mittelstaedt III, Su '97 26:4 p. 54 Truck Drivers' Failure to Cooperate after a Claim Is Made: Effects of the MCS-90 Endorsement
Eugene G. Beckham and Robert J. Beckham Jr., W '99 28:2 p. 51 Use and Occupancy Insurance
Business Interruption Coverage
Pamela Levin and Thomas H. Nienow, F '94 24:1 p. 30 Utmost Good Faith
Relationship Between Alternative Markets and Reinsurers, The: The Reinsurance Perspective
M. Patricia Casey, Su '99 28:4 p. 26 Workers' Compensation
In Whose Interest? The Return of the Injured Athlete to Competition
Stewart E. Niles Jr. and Roderick K. West, Sp '96 25:3 p. 8 New Developments under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Bradford B. Ingram and Steven C. Rahn, W '99 28:2 p. 39 New Trends in Long-Tail Torts
M. Elizabeth Medaglia and H. Bryan Brewer III, Sp '97 26:3 p. 10 Practical Issues Relating to Insurance Coverage for Employment Litigation
Larry M. Golub, F '96 26:1 p. 58 Primer for Successive Awards in Workers' Compensation, A
William R. Levasseur, W '99 28:2 p. 38 Violence Against Women in the Workplace
William R. Levasseur, F '96 26:1 p. 14 Wrongful Death
Changing Remedies in Maritime Law, The
Whitney L. Cole, Sp '97 26:3 p. 42 Year 2000
Insuring Software Developers at Home and in Cyberspace: The Plaintiff's Perspective
Craig E. Stewart, Harvey Nosowitz, and Rainer L.C. Frost, W '99 28:2 p. 10 To Top of Page
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