Defense Counsel Journal

IADC Committee Newsletters - Volume 85, Number 3

January 20, 2020

Corporate Counsel
Trial Techniques and Tactics
Construction Law and Litigation
Medical Defense and Health Law
Employment Law
Product Liability
Professional Liability
Toxic and Hazardous Substances Litigation
Business Litigation
Intellectual Property

The IADC boasts more than 25 Committees through which members network, expand and build skills, and further the objectives of the defense bar and business community. IADC Committees publish newsletters monthly, and below are the newsletters that were published from April 2018 through June 2018.

Business Litigation Committee

• Engaging Your Jury Through Creative Use of Demonstrative Exhibits by Carl A. Aveni (April 2018)
• Federal Evidence Rules Changed to Reflect Technological Realities by Carl A. Aveni (June 2018)

Construction Law and Litigation Committee

• Recovering Delay Damages Despite Timely Completion by Christopher S. Drewry (May 2018)

Corporate Counsel Committee

• The Single Client Counsel in an Evolving Business Climate by Joseph F. Speelman (May 2018)

Employment Law Committee

• Responding to 30(b)(6) Deposition Notices in Employment Cases by Larry D. Smith (May 2018)
• Don't Ask, Don't Tell (Me About Your Salary History): An Update on the Status of State Salary History Inquiry Bans by Mark A. Fahleson (June 2018)

Intellectual Property Committee

• What Trademark Cases Teach Us About Personal Jurisdiction by Alex J. Hagan and Paul Cox (June 2018)

Medical Defense and Health Law Committee

• Special Interrogatories: Be Careful What You Ask For by Mark D. Hansen and Tyler J. Pratt (May 2018)
• Hospital’s Reimbursement Rates Found to be Relevant to Determine Whether the Hospital’s Charges are Reasonable by Robert G. Smith (June 2018)

Product Liability Committee

• Missouri Supreme Court Weighs in on Venue: Finds Prejudice is not Implicit to Litigation Hotspots by Mark A. Prost and Tim Tevlin (April 2018)
• An Analysis Under Kentucky Law Regarding Ex-Parte Communications with Treating Physicians and Compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 by Richard W. Edwards (June 2018)

Professional Liability Committee

• When Eating Crow is the Best Item on the Menu: Stipulating to Liability in Professional Liability Actions by Luke Sbarra and Tom Buckley (May 2018)
• A Lawyer's Duty to Inform a Client of Errors Made in Representation by Josh Neighbors and Tom Buckley (May 2018)

Toxic and Hazardous Substances Litigation Committee

• Tenth Circuit Daubert Ruling Bars Plaintiff Expert's AML Benzene Opinion Based on Differential Diagnosis by Michael L. Fox (May 2018)

Trial Techniques and Tactics Committee

• Engaging Your Jury Through Creative Use of Demonstrative Exhibits by Carl A. Aveni (April 2018)
• Defending Against Economic Damages Claims by Kurt B. Gerstner (May 2018)

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