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: Day on Torts

New Tennessee Trial Law Report Available

By John A. Day

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Are you a subscriber to Tennessee Trial Law Report - Tort Law Edition?    The January 2009 issue is now available.

The January edition contains Part One of a three-part article on motions in limine as well as a listing of 29 cases currently pending before the Tennessee Supreme Court  or the United States Supreme Court that are of interest to tort lawyers.

The January edition also contains a summary of  the 20 Tennessee appellate court decisions issued between November 16 and December 15, 2008 that addressed some aspect of  the law of torts, civil procedure, evidence, and trial.  The significance of each opinion is ranked to save you reading time.

Order a sample copy here.   To subscribe click here - we will send you the January edition free and start your 12 month subscription in February.

 

Full post as published by Day on Torts on January 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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