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David N. Nissenberg On Spoliation Of Discoverable Evidence In Truck Accident Cases
Truck accident expert David Nissenberg discusses the preservation of evidence in truck accident cases . The destruction, concealment or suppression of evidence is referred to as spoliation of evidence, and the ramifications and potential penalties for

Published Tue, Feb 2 2010 5:14 PM by David N. Nissenberg
If You Don’t Speak The Language, How Can You Work Together? Steven A. Lauer On Effective Attorney-Client Communications
The law creates a form of "combat" in the form of the clash of ideas waged with words. In the context of the relationship between clients and their counsel, though, lawyers seem to forget or fail often to apply those lessons. However, with care and attention

Published Tue, Feb 2 2010 4:59 PM by Steven A. Lauer-Dupl
Toxic Tort Attorney Margie Searcy Alford On Pharmacy Liability In Fen-Phen Cases: Downing v. Hyland Pharmacy
Toxic tort litigator Margie Searcy Alford reviews the Utah Supreme Court’s decision in Downing v. Hyland Pharmacy , a fen-phen case in which the court held that a pharmacy might be liable for negligence for not telling a customer that a drug had been

Published Tue, Feb 2 2010 12:53 PM by Margie Searcy Alford
Leach v. Texas Tech: Factual Allegations Of Complaint, Legal Issues Of Denial Of Due Process, Waiver Of Sovereign Immunity
Mike Leach, Head Coach of the Texas Tech Red Raiders was fired from his job on December 30, 2009, a few days before the team was to play in the Alamo Bowl. He was fired for allegedly mistreating a player, wide receiver Adam James. Coach Leach filed a

Published Tue, Feb 2 2010 12:25 PM by William H. Glover Jr.

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David N. Nissenberg On Spoliation Of Discoverable Evidence In Truck Accident Cases

If You Don’t Speak The Language, How Can You Work Together? Steven A. Lauer On Effective Attorney-Client Communications

Toxic Tort Attorney Margie Searcy Alford On Pharmacy Liability In Fen-Phen Cases: Downing v. Hyland Pharmacy

Leach v. Texas Tech: Factual Allegations Of Complaint, Legal Issues Of Denial Of Due Process, Waiver Of Sovereign Immunity