General Liability Articles 

Defense Digest, Volume 13, No. 4, December 2007

• Tuning Out The Siren Song Of Sales Displays
  By Daniel D. Krebbs, Esq.

Defense Digest, Volume 12, No. 4, December 2006

• Victory For Defendants In Ohio
  By Kimberly Wyss, Esq.
• Joint And Several Liability Has Been Abolished In Florida
  By Laurie D. Beechner, Esq.

Defense Digest, Volume 12, No. 1, March 2006

• New Jersey: Parental Immunity For "Negligent" Failure To Supervise Claim Calls For Case-By-Case Analysis Of Defense Strategy, Liability Evaluation, And Coverage Determinations
  By Gregory J. Kelley, Esq.
• Conflicting Decisions In New Jersey As To Whether A Comparative Analysis Is Necessary When A Plaintiff Does Not Claim An Aggravation Of Pre-Existing Injuries
  By Christopher J. Gonnella, Esq.
• Stipulating To Cap On Compensatory Damages Limits Potential Delay Damages
  By Kimberly A. Boyer-Cohen, Esq.
• Attorney-Client Privilege Keeps Going, Keeps Going, And So On...
  By Geoffrey S. McInroy, Esq.
• Liability Releases For Minors In New Jersey - Arbitration As An Alternative To A Release?
  By: Deirdre Collins, Esq. 

Defense Digest, Volume 11, No. 3, September 2005

• Ohio's Continued Tort Reform Adventure: Caps, Seatbelts, Collateral Source, And More
  By Samuel G. Casolari Jr., Esq., J. Christopher Reece, Esq., and Martin H. Sitler, Esq.
• A Horse Is Still A Horse In Pennsylvania: Did The Superior Court Close The Barn Door?
  By David Lingenfelter, Esq. 

Defense Digest, Volume 10, No. 4, December 2004

• When An Expert Cannot Be An Expert
  By Samuel G. Casolari Jr., Esq.

Defense Digest, Volume 9, No. 4, December 2003

• The Open-And-Obvious Doctrine Remains Open For Use And Obviously Forceful In Ohio
  By J. Christopher Reece, Esq.