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Articles in July, 2007 issue of Trial

• When air traffic is out of control: some of the most dramatic aviation accidents in recent years have resulted from air traffic controller error. When handling crash litigation, use these tips to recognize the negligence and confront common defenses.
  by London, Jack W.
• Straight talk about frivolous lawsuits.
• A troubling take on excessive-force claims.
  by Chemerinsky, Erwin
• Attorneys weigh impact of 'I'm sorry' laws.
  by Villa, Alba Lucero
• Forward march.(President's page)
  by Eidson, Lewis S.
• TRIAL, Law Reporter go digital.
• Florida car lessees can sue automakers under federal warranty law.
  by Jablow, Valerie
• Jury validates Accutane bowel risk.(New Jersey)
  by Porter, Rebecca
• AAJ exposes Chamber motives and methods.(American Association for Justice)
• Weight bias found in workplaces and courts, advocates say.
  by Burtka, Allison Torres
• Big insurers, dirty tricks.(California)
• Putting profits over policyholders: insurance companies regularly plead poverty, saying civil justice is costing them untold grief - and money. Behind those crocodile tears, they're doing everything they can to avoid paying legitimate claims, while their
  by Ratcliff, David
• Another victory over drugmakers' FDA preemption argument.
• AAJ programs recognize members' CLE achievements.(American Association for Justice, continuing legal education)
• Court strikes down law protecting doctors' prescription data.(New Hampshire)
  by Burtka, Allison Torres
• Lawyers, regulators aim to curb abuses in human-tissue industry.
  by Sileo, Carmel