While judges and lawyers view jury trials as slower, less predictable and less cost-effective than other forms of case resolution, they also view them as fair and prefer them over alternatives, according to a national study released in December by the ABA Commission on the American Jury.
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From the Blog of Phyllis G. Pollack. An interesting decision was issued the other week by the Second District of the California Court of Appeal on mediation confidentiality. Reading it...
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By Sanjeev AhujaThere was an interesting article in today's New York Times entitled, "Doctors are Beginning to Say 'I'm sorry' long before 'I'll see you in Court' which I've copied below. Although...
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