The Tort Report

The Tort Report - Spring 2008 -   Georgia Supreme Court Affirms Daubert Standard for the Admissibility of Expert Testimony -   Federal Preemption Involving FDA Approved Products at the Supreme Court -   Civil Litigation Gets More Technical Uniform E-Discovery Rules -   S. 2450: An Act to Amend the Federal Rules of Evidence to Address the Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work Product Doctrine Click here to download the Newsletter (PDF)   The Tort Report - Winter 2008 -   What's the Mold Count? -   HIPAA Privacy Rule Does Not Prevent Ex Parte Communications -   Non-Party Designation, A Multi-Faceted Means of Reducing The Bottom Line -   Settlements: What You Need to Know About Subrogation Rights -   Don't Touch That Tape: A Stern Spoilation Sanction -   UM Policies Providing for Setoffs of Personal Injury Compensation No Longer Enforcable in Georgia Click here to download the Newsletter (PDF)   The Tort Report - Fall 2007 -   New E-Discovery: What You Need to Know -   Does the Packaging Really Matter? How District Courts are Addressing Disputes Over the Format of Discovery Production Under the New Rule 34 -   E-Discovery Sanctions and the Cost of Non-Compliance -   Finding and Working With a Qualified Electronic Data Expert Click here to download the Newsletter (PDF)   The Tort Report - Spring 2007 -   Your Words (In a Release) Do Matter! -   Defending a Negligent Security Case -   The Importance of Causation in Medical Malpractice Cases -   Asbestos and Silica Litigation: Tort Reform Update -   Toxic Exposure Claims Trump Common Sense -   The Admissibility of Expert Testimony in Georgia -   Apportionment of Liability and Damages in the Wake of Georgia Tort Reform -   No More Click here to download the Newsletter (PDF)

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