The report finds that lawyer investments in their clients and client transactions can raise significant issues of ethics, professionalism and potential professional liability. The report discusses both the risks and benefits of such practices. Timothy J. Thomason, Suzanne E. Broderick 17 pp. D. Alan Rudlin 25 pp. The article discusses issues involving the admissibility of expert testimony in the post-Daubert and progeny era.
Many states have yet to consider such claims directly, but have addressed analogous situations.
This monograph collects the law of all 50 states relating to the existence and scope of FDCA-related tort claims, and in states where the law is sparse, it addresses general tort principles that impact upon the likely acceptance, rejection, and parameters of this sort of claim. Research is current through the end of the year 2000. This publication is a survey of the significant opinions in securities class actions and derivative suits cases during 1999. The article provides techniques to the trial lawyer on effectively conveying complex evidence to the trier of fact at trial. The article sets out the most common trial objections and recent case law interpretations of such objections.