“There should have been a stop sign”

The tools to defeat defendant’s motions based on statutory defenses for a dangerous condition of public property

Greg Bentley
Steven M. Schuetze

From Issue: 2014 March

The odyssey of Soule v. General Motors: The untold story

It has been 20 years since this landmark case in products liability. The author was part of it and now looks back

Douglas A. Scott

From Issue: 2014 March

Medical-care issues that can kill your personal-injury case

Don’t let defendants try to use malpractice as a shield to defeat your case

Steven Heimberg

From Issue: 2014 March

Evaluating liability at the outset of your case

Spend time on the informal but crucial case evaluation before you run off to file a case

Martin I. Aarons

From Issue: 2014 March

Third-party criminal activity and premises liability

Foreseeability and safety precautions are keys to liability

Randy McMurray
Katherine Hight

From Issue: 2014 March

Proving your premises case before trial

Evaluating the client and the case from intake through discovery

Ibiere N. Seck

From Issue: 2014 March

Litigating slips, trips and falls: Don’t fall on your face

If you have a credible client, the elements of liability and have taken steps to preserve the evidence, this can be a rewarding case

Jeffrey Greenman

From Issue: 2014 March

Building blocks: Construction defects 101

The complexity, statute-of-limitation issues and high cost may explain why defect cases have become such a specialty

Alan I. Schimmel

From Issue: 2014 March