Archived Editions

Winter 2006

Discovery in Bad Faith Cases Is a Two-Way Street
Authors: Karen L. Riemer - Winner, Wixson & Pernitz
The Propriety of Jurors Posing Questions to Witnesses
Authors: Sara J. MacCarthy - Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, PC
Juror Questions: Is It Good Practice?
Authors: Amy F. Scholl & Elizabeth M. Johnson - Coyne, Schultz, Becker & Bauer, S.C.
After Hanson
Authors: Dustin Woehl - Kasdorf, Lewis & Swietlik, S.C.
Diminished Value: First & Third Party Claims
Authors: Mary L. Richards - Senior Staff Attorney American Family Mutual Ins. Co.
Addressing Punitive Damages Claims In Drunk Driving Cases In The Wake Of Strenke v. Hogner
Authors: Patricia J. Epstein & Kelly J. Stohr - Bell, Gierhart & Moore, S.C.
Wisconsin Legal Update
Authors: Bernard T. McCartan - Associate General Counsel, American Family Mutual Insurance Company

Spring 2006

CTCW Helps the Supreme Court Get It Right
Authors: Michael P. Crooks - CTCW President
A Letter from the Editor
Authors: Susan Tyndall - Editor-In-Chief, Wisconsin Civil Trial Journal
Letter to the Editor Reaction: CTCW Members Are Not Necessarily Benefitted by Laws Helping Clients
Authors: Greg Cook
The Supreme Court Authorizes § 628.46 Interest on Third-Party Claims Will Chaos or Order Ensue?
Authors: Colleen D. Ball - Appellate Counsel, S.C.
Challenging the Adequacy of Service of Process – Necessary Steps to Avoid a Professional Liability Claim
Authors: Russell M. Ware - O’Hagan, Smith & Amundsen, LLC
The Work Product Doctrine Protects, and Should Continue to Protect, Pretrial Photographic and Video Surveillance from Discovery in a Wisconsin Civil Action
Authors: Kevin L. Ferguson - Senior Staff
Got Precedent? – Asking for Publication of an Unpublished Decision Does the Common Law Good
Authors: Beth Hanan - Gass Weber Mullins SC
Liability Reform Summary 2005-2006
Authors: Jim Hough - CTCW Legislative Director
Jury Duty: Pointers From the Other Side of the Jury Box
Authors: Richard L. Zaffiro - American Family Mutual Insurance Co.
Tactical Decisions Regarding the Use of Surveillance in Worker’s Compensation Hearings
Authors: Cherie Erickson - Aplin & Ringsmuth LLC

Fall 2005

Will Governor Doyle Help Restore Balance to the Litigation Business Climate in Wisconsin?
Authors: Michael P. Crooks - CTCW President
Easy Reading
Authors: © 2005 Ralph Adam Fine Judge - Wisconsin Court of Appeals
In Praise of Footnotes
Authors: Mary T. Wagner - Assistant District Attorney, Sheboygan County
The Wisconsin Supreme Court Reaffirms That Uninsured Motorist Coverage Is Not Required For Miss-and-Run Accidents
Authors: Patti J. Kurth & Robert J. Lauer - Kasdorf, Lewis & Swietlik, S.C.
Defending Against Claims of Copyright Infringement: The Expert Witness Perspective
Authors: Bob Greenstreet - Dean, UW-Milwaukee School of Architecture
Supreme Court’s Latest Decisions Refine the Law Regarding the Economic Loss Doctrine
Authors: R. Michael Waterman - Mudge, Porter, Lundeen & Seguin, S.C.
Appeal Tips
Authors: Beth Hanan - Gass Weber Mullins SC
Defending the One-Year Suit Bar
Authors: Kara M. Burgos - Moen Sheehan Meyer, Ltd.