Watch what you plead: The effects of judicial and evidentiary admissions What you say can and will be used against you in a court of law Paul A. Traina From Issue: 2014 January
The Collateral Source Rule under the Affordable Care Act Defendant would like a double discount of plaintiff’s future medical-care damages. Don’t give it to them Bruce G. Fagel, M.D. From Issue: 2014 January
Immigrant clients: Protecting against the undervaluation of their cases Immigration status should not interfere with calculation of damages Elinor Leary From Issue: 2014 January
Ethics issues in mass-tort litigation settlements Mass-tort litigation presents a myriad of ethical challenges and disclosure is key Pete Kaufman From Issue: 2014 January
The fundamentals in establishing a fraud case A look at the issues and law that arise in fraud cases at differing stages of litigation Ara Jabagchourian From Issue: 2014 January
Labor law: How quickly the post-MacDonald world turns A look at the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies after MacDonald, as clarified by the legislature in Senate Bill 666 Alyssa Kim Schabloski From Issue: 2014 January
Going beyond Workers’ Compensation for injured employees A look at the common exceptions to California’s exclusive remedy rule Brian S. Kabateck From Issue: 2014 January
Condemnation: Less complex than it sounds? Demystifying inverse condemnation and holding public entities liable for damage to private property James P. KoelzerJill Casselman From Issue: 2014 January
