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: Day on TortsMarch 2009 Edition of the Tennessee Trial Law Report
By John A. Day
The March 2009 edition of the Tennessee Trial Law Report is in the mail.
This edition includes a summary of 20 different cases addressing various aspects of the law of torts, civil procedure, evidence and trial as decided by Tennessee appellate courts between January 15 and February 15, 2009. The newsletter totals 47 pages, including 22 pages containing the full-text (in addition to our summary) of the three most important cases of the last month. We add the full-text of selected decisions because we think that they are significant enough that lawyers who seek to stay on top of tort law will want to read them in full.
The newsletter also includes (a) Part 3 of my three-part article of the law of motions In limine; and (b) a summary of the status of 22 cases of interest to tort lawyers that are pending before the Supreme Court of the United States and the Supreme Court of Tennessee.
To those of you who have already subscribed to Tennessee Trial Law Report, thank you. To those of you who have not, you can purchase a subscription at www.triallawreport.com. A substantial discount is offered to those who purchase multiple copies for a single firm. Contact Kori at kconner@dayblair.com for details.
Full post as published by Day on Torts on March 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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