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Founder and Senior Partner
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Chicago, IL 60602
312-899-9090 phone
312-345-1565 fax
BACKGROUND: Bob Clifford is the founder of Clifford Law Offices, which concentrates its practice in helping victims of personal injury, medical malpractice, mass torts, consumer and health care fraud, product liability, and aviation and transportation disasters. Bob regularly handles complex damage cases and routinely receives multimillion-dollar verdicts and settlements. One of Bob's most notable cases is the $29.6 million verdict for Rachel Barton, an internationally acclaimed violinist who was run over by a Metra train. In 2014, Bob was the lead negotiator in the $1.2 billion dollar settlement of numerous 9/11 property damage claims following the collapse of the Twin Towers in New York. In March of 2015, Bob Clifford was lead counsel in a trial against Yellow Cab that resulted in a $25.9 million verdict on behalf of a lawyer who was injured in the back seat when the van crashed into a concrete barrier.
Bob Clifford is also an advocate for the consumer and has filed several class and mass tort actions holding companies accountable for their alleged defective products and fraudulent business practices. These include Volkswagen in the highly publicized "clean" diesel engine scandal and Johnson and Johnson, whose talcum powder products are implicated as potential causes of cervical cancer. Most recently, Bob and other attorneys have joined to represent numerous hospitals across the country in their fight against the manufacturers of opioid drugs. Bob currently serves as co-lead counsel in the defective Pella windows class action matter.
DePaul University, College of Law, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, 2003
DePaul University, College of Law, Juris Doctor, 1976
Field Collections Top Pink Anna Latest DePaul University, College of Commerce, 1973
120 North LaSalle Street
31st Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60602
33 North Dearborn Street
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Two North LaSalle Street, Suite 700
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Two North LaSalle Street, Suite 700
Chicago, Illinois 60602
33 North Dearborn Street, Suite 630
Chicago, Illinois 60602
33 North Dearborn Street, Suite 630
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Supreme Court of the United States, 1981
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, 1996
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 2005
U.S. District Court, Central District of Illinois, 1993
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois, 1976
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois Trial Bar, 1982
U.S. District Court, Southern District of Illinois, 2011
State of Illinois Bar, 1976
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS and ACTIVITIES
American Association for Justice (AAJ) Formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA)
- Member, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Membership Committee, 1989-1995
- Dean, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Advanced College of Advocacy, 1986-1988
American Bar Association (ABA)
- Chair, Fund for Justice and Education, 2016-2019
- Board Member, American Bar Foundation, 2016-2018
- Board Member, ABA Rule of Law Initiative, 2016-2018
- President-Elect, 2010-2011
- ABA House of Delegates
- Chair, Illinois State Delegation, 2004 -2014
- Nominating Committee of the ABA House of Delegates, 2005-2014
- Executive Committee, Conference of State Delegates, 2007-2010
- Section of Litigation
- Chair, 2001-2002
- Chair-Elect, 2000-2001
- Vice Chair, Section of Litigation, 1999-2000
- Council Member, 1983-1986, 2003-2005
- Executive Committee, 2002-2003
- Co-Chair of the ABA Resource Committee, 2015
- Task Forces and Committees
- Chair, Special Task Force to Examine Policies Impacting the Recruitment and Retention of Law Students and Young Lawyers, 2015-2016
- Gatekeeper Regulation and the Profession, 2003-Present
- Standing Committee on Strategic Communications, 2006-2012
- Special Committee on Multi-District Litigation, Division VIII - Task Forces and Special Meetings, 2010-2011
- Task Force on Federal Pleading Standards, 2010
- Special Advisor, 2009 ABA Annual Meeting, 2008-2009
- Committee on Issues of Concern to the Legal Profession, 2005-2008
- Chair, Task Force on Hurricane Katrina, 2005-2006
- Standing Committee on Governmental Affairs, 2000-2006
- Co-Chair, 2005 ABA Annual Meeting Advisory Committee, 2004-2005
- Image of the Profession Task Force, 2004-2005
- Judicial Intern Opportunity Program Working Group, 2004-2005
- Board of Directors, ABA Museum of Law, 2002-2005
- Civil Justice Institute, 2002-2005
- Task Force on Asbestos Litigation, 2003-2004
- Chair, Task Force on Terrorism and the Law, 2001-2002
- Special Committee on Reserves, 1999-2000
- Discovery Standards Task Force, 1997-1999
- Institute for Trial Practice, 1997-1999
- Co-Chair, Membership Committee, Task Force on the Recruitment of Plaintiffs
- Strategic Planning Implementation Committee, 1993-1994, 1996-1997
- Co-Chair, ABA Annual Meetings in Chicago, 1993-1996
- Federal Initiatives Task Force, 1995-1996
- Task Force on the Justice System, 1993-1995
- Coordinating Group on Civil Justice Reform, 1992-1993
- Co-Chair, Task Force on the Adversary System, 1991-1992
- Liaison, American Inns of Court, 1991-1992
- Co-Director, Division IV, Procedural, 1986-1987
- Member, Task Force on Tort Reform, 1986-1987
- Chair, Professional Liability Litigation, 1982-1983
- Co-Director, Division III, CLE and Programs, 1981-1982
- Co-Chair, Manufacturers' Liability, 1980-1981
- Chair, Communications, 1978-1980
American College of Trial Lawyers
The American Law Institute (ALI)
American Judicature Society
- Illinois Committee for Judicial Independence
American Society of Law and Medicine
Top Latest Anna Pink Field Collections Chicago Bar Association (CBA)
- President, 2011-2012
- First Vice President, 2010-2011
- Treasurer, 2009-2010
- Chair, Nominating Committee, 2014
- Delegate to ABA House of Delegates, 2003-2005
- Board of Managers, 1992-1994
- Membership Committee, 2009-2010
- Finance Committee, 1992-1994, 2007-2010
- Committee on Disaster Relief, 1990
- Committee on Committees, 1984-1986
- Chair, Tort Litigation Committee, 1983-1984
- Vice-Chair, Tort Litigation Committee, 1982-1983
- Secretary, Tort Litigation Committee, 1981-1982
- Chair, Tort Litigation Subcommittee on Pre-Judgment
- Interest, 1981-1982
- Chair, Tort Litigation Subcommittee on Products Liability, Chicago Bar Association, 1979-1981
- Lawyer Referral Panel Screening Committee, 1979
- Tort Litigation, Civil Practice, and Health and Hospital Care Committees, 1976
- Chicago Bar Foundation, Sponsor and Life Fellow
Chicago Inn of Court
- President, 1994-1995
Cook County Bar Association
The Executives' Club of Chicago
Illinois State Bar Association (ISBA)
- Advisory Board, Illinois Bar Foundation Fellows, 1989
- Offer of Judgment Committee, 1983-1985
- Special Committee on Reduction of Court Costs, Delays and Involvement, 1982-1985
- General Assembly, 1981-1985
Illinois Trial Lawyers Association (ITLA)
- Director, College of Advocacy, 1990
- President, 1990
- President-Elect, 1989
- Second Vice-President, 1988
- Third Vice-President, 1987
- Executive Committee, 1986
- Chairman, Legislative Committee, 1985-1987
- Chairman, Committee on Medical Malpractice Legislation, 1984-1985
- Co-Chairman, Public Relations Committee, 1984-1985
- Political Action Committee, 1983-1984
- Membership Committee, 1980-1981
Inner Circle of Advocates
International Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL)
International Society of Barristers
The National Judicial College
- Trustee
Pound Institute for Civil Justice
Rand Institute for Civil Justice
- Board member
The Society of Trial Lawyers
The Supreme Court Historical Society
- Trustee
2018 Best Lawyers® in America list, Commercial Litigation
2018 Best Lawyers® in America list, Bet-the-Company Litigation
2018 Best Lawyers® in America list, Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs
2018 Best Lawyers® in America list, Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions - Plaintiffs
2018 Best Lawyers® in America list, Product Liability Litigation - Plaintiffs
2018 Best Lawyers® in America list, Qui Tam Law
2017 Unity Award, Diversity Scholarship Foundation
2017 Justice John Paul Stevens Award, Chicago Bar Association
2017 L. Sanford Blustin Award, North Suburban Bar Association
2017 Lifetime Achievement Award, America's Top 100 Lawyers
2016 #1 Super Lawyer in Illinois
Top 10: 2016 Illinois Super Lawyers
Illinois Super Lawyers, 2005-2016
Award of Honor, Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, October 2015
2015 Top Mass Tort/Class Action lawyer in the Chicago metropolitan area, Best Lawyers
Top 100 Most Powerful Chicagoans in 2015, Chicago Magazine
Who's Who in Chicago, Crain's Chicago Business
Honoree, Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, Person of Valor
2014 Elite Trial Lawyers Award, The National Law Journal
Professionalism Award for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Top 100 Most Powerful Chicagoans in 2014, Chicago Magazine
2013 Top 100 Most Powerful Chicagoans in 2013, Chicago Magazine
2012 Person of the Year, Chicago Lawyer
Plaintiff's Lawyer of the Year, Best Lawyers
2011 Top Ten Consumer Leading Lawyer in Illinois
Illinois Leading Lawyer
2010 Top Medical Malpractice Attorney in Chicago, Best Lawyers
Trial Lawyer Excellence Award, Jury Verdict Reporter
Ten for Ten, Ten Attorneys Who Raised the Bar Over the Last Decade
Crain's Top Civic, Cultural and Professional Leaders in Chicago
Top Ten Consumer Leading Lawyer in Illinois
2009 Best Lawyers' Top Personal Injury Attorney in Chicago
Top Anna Latest Field Pink Collections Best Lawyers' 2009 Chicago Personal Injury Litigator of the Year
2004 Plaintiffs' Hot List: "Twenty-five Go-to Teams for When the Going Gets Tough," The National Law Journal
2002 Thirty Toughest Lawyers, Chicago Magazine
2001 Leading Attorney in Illinois, American Research Corporation
2000 Top Ten Most Influential Attorneys in Illinois, American Research Corporation
Honoree, " A Salute To Those Who Make A Difference," Protector of the Working People Award," Illinois State Crime Commission, 2000
1999 Top Ten Lawyers in Illinois, National Law Journal
Top Ten Most Influential Attorneys in Illinois, American Research Corporation
Leading Attorney in Illinois, American Research Corporation
1998 Top Ten Most Influential Attorneys in Illinois, American Research Corporation
1993 The Best Lawyers in America, The National Law Journal
Top Ten Litigators, The National Law Journal
Loyola University of Chicago
- Council of Regents RAND
Institute for Civil Justice
- Board of Overseers
Civil Justice Institute, University of California (Irvine)
- Board of Directors (2016-present)
The Advocacy Institute, SUNY Buffalo Law School
- Board of Directors (2016)
Window to the World Communications (WTTW – Channel 11)
- Board of Directors
Naples Children & Education Foundation
- Immediate Past Chair, 2016
- Board of Directors, (2013 – 2016) Shopping Dress Black Shift Anna Online Field qFxdwUYAA
Testified before the City Council Licensing Committee on Ride-Sharing Regulations, Chicago, 2014
Sponsor, Stop Texting and Talking in Cars (STATIC), 2010
Testified before the Illinois State Legislature, House Judiciary Committee, Pending Medical Malpractice Reform Legislation, May 10, 2005
Testified before the Illinois Democratic Caucus on Tort Reform, Chicago, May 2005
Testified before the Illinois Senate Health and Human Services Subcommittee on Health Care and the Impact of the Civil Justice System on Medical Malpractice and Health Care Insurance, March 2003
Keynote Speaker, Korean American Bar Association, Annual Dinner, March 2002
Sponsor, DePaul University College of Law, 50th Anniversary of the DePaul Law Review, May 2001
Steering Committee, Northwestern University School of Education, Center for Social Policy, 1999
Advisory Expert, Aviation Committee National Transportation Safety Board, sponsored by The Rand Institute, 1998
Member, Board of Directors, Isaac Ray Center, Inc., 1992-present
Member, Advisory Committee Meeting on Civil Jury Trial Symposium, The Brookings Institution, 1991-present
Member, Advisory Board of Judge James A. Geroulis Educational Foundation, 1990-present
Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education (IICLE), Board of Directors, 1989
Mediator, Circuit Court of Cook County - CBA Special Mediation Program for the Law Division, 1988-1989
Member, Board of Advisors, Mercy Hospital and Medical Center, 1988
Trial by Jury Program, Illinois State Fair, 1988
Member, DePaul University College of Law, Advisory Council 1987
Member, DePaul University, Board of Trustees, 1987- present
Member, Products Liability ADR Development Committee, Center for Public Resources, DePaul University, 1985-1986
President, DePaul University Alumni Association, 1983-1985
Member, Board of Directors, Chicago Executive Committee for University College, Galway, Ireland, 1983-194
Member, Board of Directors, Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago, an affiliate of The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 1982-1985
Member, DePaul University College of Law Visiting Committee and Chair of the Financial Aid Subcommittee, 1982-1985
Mediation Panelist, Endispute of Chicago, an alternative dispute resolution corporation, 1982-1984
Member, Commission on Alumni Affairs, DePaul University, 1982-1983
Member, City of Hope Fund Raising Committees, Mike Royko and James Roberts, Jr., Benefits, 1981-1982
Member, Roscoe Pound Foundation, 1990
Member, Lex Legio Law Society of DePaul University College of Law, 1976-1983
Member, Society of Fellows Foundation of DePaul University, 1976-1983
Sponsor, "The Impact of Dark Money on Judicial Elections & Judicial Behavior," Twenty-Third Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, April 20-21, 2017
Collections Top Latest Anna Pink Field Sponsor, "Privacy, Data Theft, and Corporate Responsibility," Twenty-Second Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 28-29, 2016
Sponsor, "The Supreme Court, Business, and Civil Justice," Twenty-First Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 16-17, 2015
Sponsor, "In Honor of Jack Weinstein," Twentieth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 24-25, 2014
Sponsor, "A Brave New World: The Changing Face of Litigation and Law Firm Finance," Nineteenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 19, 2013
Sponsor, "A Celebration of the Thought of Marc Galanter," Eighteenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 26-27, 2012
Sponsor, "A Festschrift for Professor Robert Rabin," Seventeenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 14-15, 2011
Sponsor, "The Limits of Predictability and the Value of Uncertainty," Sixteenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 8-9, 2010
Sponsor, "Rising Stars: A New Generation of Scholars Looks at Civil Justice," Fifteenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 2-3, 2009
Sponsor, "The State of Civil Justice in 2015: Where Are We Going?" Fourteenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 3-4, 2008
Sponsor, "Challenges to the Attorney-Client Relationship: Threats to Sound Advice?" Thirteenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 19-20, 2007
Sponsor, "Is the Rule of Law Waning in America?" Twelfth Annual Clifford Symposium on Civil Justice, Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 20- 21, 2006
Sponsor, "Who Feels Their Pain? The Challenge of Non- Economic Damages in Civil Litigation," Eleventh Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 14-15, 2005
Sponsor, "Starting Over?: Redesigning the Medical Malpractice System" Tenth Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 15-16, 2004
Sponsor, "After Disaster: The September 11th Compensation Fund and the Future of Civil Justice," Ninth Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 24-25, 2003
Sponsor, "Is Tort Law Exportable?" Eighth Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 18-19, 2002
Sponsor, "Smoke Signals: The Changing Landscape of the Practice, Financing and Ethics of Civil Litigation in the wake of the Tobacco Wars," Seventh Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, April 4-5, 2001
Sponsor, " The Impact of Pop Culture on the Civil Justice System," Sixth Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law; Chicago, Illinois, March 30-April 1, 2000
Sponsor, "Judges as Tort Law Makers," Fifth Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, Illinois, April 18-19, 1999
Sponsor, "The American Civil Jury: Illusion and Reality," Fourth Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law and the American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Chicago, Illinois, April 3-4, 1998
Sponsor, "A Conference on the Contingency Fee," Third Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, and the American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, April 4-5, 1997
Sponsor, "Tort Law and the Science of the 21st Century," Second Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, Illinois, May 17, 1996
Sponsor, "Experiments in Creative ADR," ADR and Torts: Implications for Practice and Reform, First Annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy, DePaul University, College of Law, Chicago, Illinois, May 18, 1995
"The Trial of Megacles," National Hellenic Museum, Chicago, Illinois, March 1, 2018
"The Changing Ethical Landscape of Litigation," Moderator, MCLE, Chicago, Illinois, February 15, 2018
"8th Annual Symposium with the Judges," Moderator, Law Bulletin, Chicago, Illinois, November 20, 2017
"Trucking: Taking it to Trial," Attorneys Information Exchange Group, Chicago, Illinois, November 9th and 10th, 2017
"Precision Advocacy: Reinventing Motion Practice to Win," ABA Section of Litigation Roadshow 2.0, Chicago, Illinois
"Shoot-out at the Barbary Coast Corral: The Masters of Oral Argument," ABA Section of Litigation Annual Conference, San Francisco, California, May 5, 2017
"The Trial of the Parthenon Marbles," National Hellenic Museum, Chicago, Illinois, March 16, 2017
"Ethics of Social Media Outside and in the Courtroom," Moderator, MCLE, Chicago, Illinois, February 16, 2017
"Interplay among Courts, the Parties, Counsel, and Media in High Stakes Litigation," Panelist, Northwestern Conference on Complex Litigation, Chicago, Illinois, November 17, 2016
"What the Other Side is Thinking?" Panelist, International Association of Defense Counsel's Corporate Counsel College, Chicago, Illinois, April 28, 2016
"The Trial of Al Capone for Murder at the St. Valentine's Day Massacre," American Bar Association (ABA) Mock Trial, Chicago, Illinois, April 13, 2016
"The Trial of Antigone," Field Museum in partnership with the National Hellenic Museum, Chicago, Illinois, March 10, 2016
"The Ethics of Pre-Trial and Trial Work," Moderator, MCLE, Chicago, IL, February 18, 2016
"Dealing with Parallel Government and Regulatory Investigations: Special issues when government actors are also investigating," Law Seminars International, New Orleans, LA, December 2, 2015
Bob Clifford spoke to DePaul Law School students about what they can expect in their legal careers, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, IL, November 2015
"Classic Chicago Closings," ABA Annual Meeting, Section of Litigation, Chicago, Illinois, July 31, 2015
"The Chicago Trial that Never Was: The Eastland Disaster Criminal Re-trial," Eastland Historical Society, Chicago, Illinois, June 18, 2015
"Where Would You Try a Case?" ABA 2015 London Sessions, London, U.K., June 11- 15, 2015
"Opening Statements," Retrial of Sacco Vinzetti, ABA Section of Litigation Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 15, 2015
"Closing Arguments," Damages Seminar, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association Chicago, Illinois, February 16, 2015
Ethical Lawyering: "Avoiding the Pitfalls of Practice," A Professional Responsibilities CLE Event, Loyola University Chicago, November 21, 2014
Latest Field Top Anna Collections Pink "How did we get here? The Development of International and Domestic Aviation Law and Regulation," 2014 International Air & Transportation Safety Bar Association Conference, November 13, 2014
"Making Winning Opening Statements," Fred Lane's Trial Technique Institute, Illinois State Bar Association, October 7, 2014
"How to Admit and Exclude Evidence (of All Kinds) in Federal Court," An Interactive Discussion with Demonstrations, Chicago, Illinois, September 9, 2014
"Demonstration of Opening Statements - The Trial of Wyatt Earp," Litigation Institute for Training, American Bar Association, Phoenix, Arizona, April 9, 2014
"The Trial of Socrates Redux: BYO Hemlock," American College of Trial Lawyers 2014 Spring Meeting, LaQuinta, California, March 8, 2014
"The Trial of Orestes," National Hellenic Museum, Chicago, Illinois, January 29, 2014
"Navigating The Business of Law," Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, November 22, 2013
"The Case that Pays, What I've Learned from My Big Cases," 49th Annual Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, Annual Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana, November 7, 2013
"Closing Arguments," Chicago Bar Association YLS Trial Techniques," Chicago, Illinois, May 22, 2013
"Demonstration of Opening Statements," Anatomy of a Trial, Boot camp Trial Training for Young Lawyers, ABA, Section of Litigation Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, April 24, 2013
"Shaping the Future of the Illinois Courts: Vision, Values & Strategies," 2013 Illinois Supreme Court Judicial Conference, Lombard, Illinois, April 15-16, 2013
"Closing Arguments," Damages Seminar, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, Illinois, February 18, 2013
"Trial of Socrates," National Hellenic Museum, Chicago, Illinois, January 31, 2013
"Taming the Discovery Process & Reducing Costs," Law Bulletin Annual Judges Symposium, Chicago, Illinois, November 14, 2012
"The Optimal Jury Trial," 2012 National Symposium on the American Jury, American Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, October 4-5, 2012
"Risk Reflections on Litigation - What Law Students Need to Learn Today to Succeed as Litigators," and "Risk Management - Personal Injury Lawyers and Business Leaders Can Work Together to Manage Risk," 2012 McGlothlin Leadership Forum, The College of
William & Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, October 2-3, 2012
"In Defense of Trial Lawyers," Mason School of Business, The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, October 2, 2012
"Conversation with Justice Sonia Sotomayor," Just the Beginning Foundation, Chicago Bar Association, Chicago, September 21, 2012
"Across the Border Personal Injury Seminar," Manchester, U.K., November 4, 2011
"Picking the "Best" Jury: Effective Techniques by the Experts," Chicago Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, May 4, 2011
"If You Can't Pick a Jury, You Can't Win a Trial," ABA Section of Litigation & Criminal Justice Section, CLE Conference, Miami, FL, April 15, 2011
"Debate: The Discovery Process is a Mess: Too Long, Too Expensive and Too Liberal?" Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel, 2011 Spring Symposium, Chicago, Illinois,
April 14, 2011
"Tort Reform and the Civil Justice System from the Perspective of a Plaintiff's Lawyer," 2010 Annual Legislative Conference for State Coalition Leaders, Oak Brook, Illinois, November 8-10, 2010
"Air Crash Litigation: Key Issues in the Years Ahead," ABA Forum on Air & Space Law Meeting, Seattle, Washington, October 26-27, 2010
"A Love-Hate Relationship with the Media," Contemporary Strategies for Effective Advocacy in Mediation, CLE, ABA Section of Litigation, Chicago, Illinois, June 10, 2010
"Trends in Personal Injury Litigation/Wrongful Death," Trial Superstars on Presenting Your Case, The CBA Young Lawyers Section, Chicago, Illinois, October 16, 2009
"The Trial Bar's Aggressive Agenda - The Latest Challenge to the Industry," PCI 2010 Legislative Planning Conference, Chicago, Illinois, October 12, 2009
"Objection! When and How to Object at Trial," ABA Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, July 30, 2009
"Demonstration of Opening Statements," American Bar Association, Section of Litigation,
Institute for Trial Training, Chicago, Illinois, July 9, 2009
"Direct Examination," Chicago Bar Association, College of Trial Advocacy, Chicago, Illinois, June 4, 2009
"Future Overview of Legal Profession," Distinguished Lecture Series, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Chicago, Illinois, May 14, 2009
"Movies on Trial," My Cousin Vinny, CLE Film Series presented by Schopf & Weiss, Chicago, May 8, 2009
"Changes in the Legal Profession," Best Lawyers 25th Anniversary Event, Atlanta, Georgia, April 24, 2009
"The High Profile Case," Managing the Media in High Profile Case: Telling the Story Legally," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago, July 18, 2008
"Panel debate: Justice in the US Tort System - fact or fiction?" 9th Beaumont International Aviation Conference, London, U.K., June 25-26, 2008
"Medical Liability & The Illinois Civil Justice System: A Review of the Options," Loyola University Chicago School of Law, May 7, 2008
"27th Annual National Trial Advocacy College," University of Virginia School of Law, Charlottesville, Virginia, January 5-11, 2008
"Transparency in the Civil Justice System," UCLA-RAND Law and Public Policy Conference, UCLA Law School, Los Angeles, California, November 2, 2007
"Case Evaluation - When to Take the Case - When to Settle," Law Bulletin Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, October 23, 2007
"Compensation Funds: Are They Enough?" Chicago, Illinois, ABA CLE teleconference, September 19, 2007
"Mediation," Litigation Skills Conference, Law Bulletin Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, September 10, 2007
"Demonstration of Opening Statements," American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Institute for Trial Training, Chicago, Illinois, July 12, 2007
"Working with the Media in High Profile Cases," Australian Bar Association Conference, Chicago, Illinois, June 28, 2007
"Apparent Agency Issues in Illinois," Cassiday, Schade Legal Education Program, Chicago, Illinois, April 19, 2007
"26th Annual National Trial Advocacy College," University of Virginia School of Law, Charlottesville, Virginia, January 5-12, 2007
"Trial Superstars on Presenting Your Case: Winning Over the Court, The Jury and The Media," Chicago Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, November 16, 2006
"Building Partnerships for Perinatal Care", 10th National Perinatal Outreach Education Conference, Chicago, Illinois, August 3, 2006
"How to Win a Billion Dollar Verdict," Trial Masters Seminar, 35th Annual Rainbow PUSH Coalition & Citizenship Education Fund Conference, Chicago, Illinois, June 13, 2006
"Sensitive Security Information - Does It Impede Justice," Aviation Litigation Seminar, American Bar Association, New York City, New York, June 2, 2006
"Boot Camp for Lawyers," Tips National Trial Academy, The National Judicial College, University of Nevada at Reno, March 11-15, 2006
"Depositions," Presentation to The Department of Law, City of Chicago Municipal Corporation, Chicago, Illinois, November 15, 2005
"Plenary Session - Preparing for the Hearing," Further Professionalization of Administrative Adjudication, National Association of Administrative Law Judges Annual Meeting and Educational Program, October 31, 2005
"2005 Advocacy Showcase, The Business Torts Case: A One Day Trial," Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, Illinois, May 7, 2005
"The American Jury Trial-Do We Allow Its Death or Lead Its Rebirth?" A National Summit on the Present State of the Seventh Amendment Right to Trial by Jury, American Board of Trial Advocates, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 1, 2005
"Medical Liability: The New Legal Landscape," Professional Liability Underwriting Society, Chicago, Illinois, March 16, 2005
"Trial Tools in the Courtroom," Tort Litigation Committee Meeting, Chicago Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, April 16, 2004
"Advanced Techniques of Direct and Cross Examination," Advanced Trial Institute Program, Annual Meeting, American Bar Association, San Francisco, California, August 7, 2003
"Ethics in the Media: The Ever-Growing Thirst for Information," Aviation Litigation, American Bar Association, New York, New York, June 5, 2003
"The Medical Negligence Case: A One-Day Trial," 2003 Advocacy Showcase, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, Illinois, May 3, 2003
"Jury Trials After Enron and WorldCom: How Do We Regain Corporate Credibility," 2003 Corporate Counsel College Program, International Association of Defense Counsel, April 24, 2003
"Anatomy of a Malpractice Case from a Litigator's Perspective," DePaul Journal of Health Care Law, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, Illinois, February 21, 2003
"The Rachel Barton Trial: Perspective from the Plaintiff's Attorney," Trial Attorney Superstar Series, Chicago Bar Association and John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Illinois, February 12, 2003
"Cross Examining The Scientific Expert," All Star Cross- Examination, Chicago Bar Association and the Seventh Circuit Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, October 25, 2002
"Civility in the Courtroom," The Abraham Lincoln Marovitz American Inn of Court Joint Meeting with the Chicago American Inn of Court, Chicago, Illinois, October 22, 2002
"Use of Demonstrative Evidence in Complex Litigation: From Argument to Trial: What Really Works," Complex Litigation, The Sedona Conference, Sedona, Arizona, May 2, 2002
"Legal Issues Arising from Acts of Terrorism and Anti-Terrorism Efforts," The Association of the Federal Bar of the State of New Jersey Annual Judicial Conference, New Jersey, March 20, 2002
"Land Owner Liability," Winning Trial Techniques from Voir Dire to Closing, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, Illinois, February 18, 2002
"Medical Malpractice in Women's Imaging," Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois, November, 2001
"Foreign Plaintiffs -Issues and Problems," Aviation Issues in the Real Millennium, ABA Tort and Insurance Practice, Washington, D.C., October 18, 2001
"Ethics in the Media: Are you Crossing the Line?" ABA Annual Meeting, Aviation Litigation, Chicago, Illinois, August 6, 2001
"Hands on Learning at the Federal Courthouse - The Art of Cross Examination," ABA Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, August 4, 2001
"Civility in the Practice of Law," The Roger K. O"Reilly Symposium on Civility and Advocacy, Naperville, Illinois, August 1, 2001
"The Criminalization of Aviation Accidents" Annual Seminar, Aviation Litigation, American Bar Association, New York City, New York, June 7, 2001
"Mock Trial," Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Georgetown University Hospital Seminar, Colorado Springs, Colorado, June 3, 2001
"Leading Lawyers Pursuing Justice," Section of Litigation Annual Meeting, Phoenix, Arizona, May 12, 2001
"Winning Arguments and the Psychology of Jury Decision- Making," American Bar Association, Institute for Trial Practice Task Force Proposed Program, Phoenix, Arizona, May 10, 2001
"Ten Settlement Truisms," University of Illinois, College of Law Boot Camp, Chicago, January 11, 2001
"The Future of Technology and Jury Consultation in Federal Trials in the 21st Century, Federal Litigation in the 21st Century Panel Discussion, Chicago, Illinois, November 28, 2000
"Products Over the Pond: Is U.S. Style Litigation Invading the U.K.?" American Bar Association, Annual Meeting, London, U.K., July, 2000
"When Your Own Trial Witness Blows a Gaping Hole in Your Case, How Far Can You Go to Keep your Case from Sinking Like the Titanic," American Bar Association, Annual Meeting, New York, New York, July, 2000
"Task Force on the Judiciary," American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, April 7, 2000
"Settlement and Negotiations," Illinois Trial Lawyers Association Past Presidents Seminar, Chicago, Illinois, January 8, 2000
"Raconteuring," Chicago Inn of Court, October 20, 1999
"Medical Malpractice from a Plaintiff Attorney's Perspective," American Society for Healthcare Risk Management, Chicago, Illinois, October 4, 1999
"State-of-the-Art Courtroom Technology in the Courtroom," DuPage County Bar Association, Lombard, Illinois, June 10, 1999
"Aviation on Trial - In the Trenches with Aviation Accident Litigation," American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, New York, New York, May 13, 1999
"Avcon , 99, Debate - Plaintiff's Perspective After an Airline Crash," London, U.K., April 27, 1999
"The Advocate's Art" Voir Dire by the Masters," ABA, Section of Litigation Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, April 15, 1999
"Dodging Friendly Fire - Know Thy Enemy," A Plaintiff's Perspective, ABA, Section of Litigation Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, April 14, 1999
"A Plaintiff's Perspective on Limiting the Scope of Practice & Procedure," Federal Judicial Conference Committee on Practice and Procedure, Chicago, Illinois, January 28, 1999
American Academy of Psychiatry & Law Program, Topic: "Standard of Care in Psychiatry," 1998
"Jury Selection," Under the Microscope: The Anatomy of a Malpractice Trial, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, Illinois, December 5, 1998
"Maximizing Damages," Trial Technique Seminar, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, Illinois, October 12, 1998
Latest Collections Pink Field Anna Top "Litigating the Titanic," Cross Examination of Plaintiff's Expert, ABA Annual Meeting, Section of Litigation, Toronto, Canada, August 3, 1998
"Jury Selection and Jury Appeal: What We Learn From Focus Groups," ABA Section of Litigation Aviation Annual Seminar, New York, New York, June 4, 1998
"Presenting the Complex Civil Case to a Jury," American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Chicago, Illinois, February 26, 1998
"To Settle or Not to Settle Your Malpractice Lawsuit- Why? When? For How Much? Those are the Questions," Chicago Radiological Society, Chicago, Illinois, January 15, 1998
"Judicial Management of Mass Torts Through Class Actions and MDL," 12th Annual Product Liability Mid-Year Meeting, American Bar Association, Hilton Head, N.C., November 21, 1997
"Aviation Liability Into the 21st Century," ABA Aviation Litigation Seminar, Washington, D.C., June 20, 1997
"Aviation Litigation: Trial Evidence Issues After ValuJet and TWA 800," American Bar Association Section of Litigation, Washington, D.C., April, 1997
"Unique Aspects of Handling Motor Vehicle Products Liability Cases," The 1997 National Conference on Products Liability Law, Chicago, Illinois, April 11-12, 1997
"Trial and Courtroom Techniques, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, February 17, 1997
"Consumers and Alternative Dispute Resolution," Center for Public Resources Institute for Dispute Resolution, January 30, 1997
"Maximizing Results Through Settlement and Trial," Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, January 17, 1997
"The Do's and Don'ts of Videos as Demonstrative Evidence," The Use of Videos as Settlement Tools, Chicago Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, January 9, 1997
"Disclosure in a Law Firm: A Sexual Harassment Mock Trial," Trial Tactics and Employment, CLE, Chicago, Illinois, October 9-12, 1996
"The Plaintiff's Perspective on Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction," Aviation Liability Into the Twenty First Century, American Bar Association, Washington, D.C., October, 1996
"Understanding Jurors, the Key to Winning Cases," 47th Annual Advocacy Institute," The Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Ann Arbor, May 10-11, 1996
"The Ultimate Mentoring Seminar," Jury Selection, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago, May 4, 1996
"Airplane Design," Product Liability Litigation, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, January 13, 1996
"Opening Statements," Young Lawyers Section Trial Practice Course, Chicago Bar Association, October 10, 1995
"Hooray for Hollywood: How the Masters Try Cases," American Bar Association, Annual Meeting, Section of Litigation Chicago, Illinois, August 5, 1995
"Plaintiff's Case/Defendant's Case Panel, College of Health Sciences, Health Systems Management, Rush-Presbyterian St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, April 12, 1995
"Jury Persuasion in a Hostile Environment - The Case for Credibility," Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, November 1994
"Trying a Case from the Plaintiff's Perspective," Chicago Bar Association, November, 1994
"Product Liability," CBA Young Lawyers Section - Tort Law Committee October 1994
American Board of Trial Advocates, "The Masters in Trial Demonstration," 1993
Breast Implant Litigation Support Group, Franklin Park, October, 1993
"Drawing First Blood: Depositions - How to Use Them Effectively" Winning Advanced Trial Techniques, CLE International, October 1993
"Who's on First?" Treatment Decisions in a Litigious Society. What is the Human Cost? DuPage Ethics Conference, September 1994
"Presidential Face-Off, Medical Malpractice," Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, June, 1993
"Opening Statement: Plaintiff's Program Point/Counterpoint" Trial Advocacy From Both Sides" Seminar, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, May 1993
Illinois State Bar Association, Products Liability, In-Depth Study of Litigation Involving Products, Similar Occurrences and Discovery,1992
"Federal Civil Practice 1992 New Edition," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, December 1992
American College of General Practitioners Education & Research Foundation, "A Plaintiff Attorney's Approach to Malpractice Suits," 1992
"Medical Malpractice-Closing Argument," Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, December 5, 1992
"A Plaintiff Attorney's Approach to Malpractice Suits," Program for American Colleges of General Practitioners Education & Research Foundation, September 19, 1992
"The Art of Cross Examination," Program for The Young Lawyers Section of the CBA, Chicago Bar Association, September 17, 1992
"Discovery Practice in the 90's," Program for "A How-To Seminar Focusing on Competency, Efficiency and Civility, Chicago Bar Association, May 21, 1992
"Discovery," Program for Products Liability: In-Depth Study of Litigation Involving Products, Illinois State Bar Association, April 16, 1992
"Objections at Trial and How to Deal with the Difficult Lawyer," Program for Seminar, National Practice Institute, November 15, 1991
"Secrecy Within the Civil Justice System," Association of Trial Lawyers of America, New Orleans, 1990
Illinois Psychiatric Association, Annual Conference, 1989
Illinois Head Injury Association, Annual Conference on Brain Injuries, 1988
Chicago Medical Society, Chicago, Fifth Annual Symposium: The Law, Insurance and Rehabilitation: Partnership for the Catastrophically Injured, 1988
"Handling the Reality of a Malpractice Suit: Plaintiff's Perspective ," Program for Young Surgeons Representative Meeting, American College of Surgeons, 1988
"Maximizing Damages in Products Cases," National Conference on Product Liability Law, 1988
"Overview and Judicial Trends in Strict Liability Cases Involving Defective Products," Chicago Bar Association, Products Liability Practice: How to Obtain the Successful Result, 1988
"Rickey Claims," Program for New Areas of Litigation Seminar, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, 1988
"Working with Experts: Translation of Engineers into English," National Conference on Products Liability Law, 1988
"New Law and Practice Respecting Changes in Comparative Negligence Standards and Joint and Several Liability," Program for 1987 Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Tort Reform Seminar; National Conference of Product Liability Law, National Practice Institute, Inc., 1988
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Plaintiff's Determination of Damages, 1987
"Legislator, Judge and Executioner, Problems with the Imposition of Sanctions on the Court's Own Initiative," Program Materials for 1987 Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education Sanctions Seminar
"The Adverse Witness," Program for 1987 Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, 22nd Annual Trial Evidence Seminar
"Settlement from the Plaintiff's Perspective," Professional Education Systems, Inc., Settling Personal Injury Insurance Claims Seminar , 1987
Professional Education Systems, Inc., Seminar on Settling Personal Injury Insurance Claims in Illinois, 1986
Professional Education Systems, Inc., Conference on Post Traumatic Stress Disorders, 1985
Professional Education Systems, Inc., National Conference on Products Liability Law, 1983
"Cross Examination of Expert Witnesses," Professional Education Systems, Inc., National Products Liability Conference, Chicago, 1983
"Medical Malpractice," Moderator, American Bar Association Section of Litigation, 1982
"Trial Strategy Under Comparative Negligence, The Plaintiff's Perspective," Civil Litigation Short Course, 1982
Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education Programs on: Comparative Negligence, Expert Witnesses in Personal Injury Cases, Medical Malpractice, Negotiating Settlements, Proof of Fault, Sanctions.
Chicago Lawyer, "Getting Cook County E-Filing," February 1, 2018
Vegas Review-Journal, "MGM Paying for Campos Hotel Stay; Lawyers Question Influence Over Key Shooting Witness," October 27, 2017
WGN Radio, "A federal judge and noted lawyer talk about the Supreme Court vacancy and an ancient trial," March 2, 2016
WGN Radio, "Steve Cochran Show 2.26.16: Go Cats!," February 26, 2016
WINK News, "Early Childhood Care", December 2015
The National Law Review, "To Specialize or Not to Specialize, That is the Question for Attorneys", October 7, 2015
Modern Luxury Men's Book, "What About Bob", October 2015
Bob Clifford has been interviewed by every major media outlet in the U.S., including Associated Press, Reuters, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, ABC, NBC, CBS, syndicated radio networks, MSNBC, Fox News, Fox Business News and others. Below is a sampling of some of these interviews and stories over the years. For some of the latest stories, visit the firm's Press Room, at http://cliffordlaw.com/press-room/.
The Wall Street Journal, "VW Faces Barrage of Litigation," September 29, 2015
The Guardian, "Volkswagen hires BP oil spill lawyers to defend emissions cases," London, UK, September 23, 2015
Chicago Tribune, "Chicagoan sues Volkswagen over rigged diesel emissions tests," September 23, 2015
ABC News, "NY man sues Volkswagen over emissions scandal: 'Every reason that I bought the car was based on a lie'," September 22, 2015
ABC - 7 Eyewitness News, Chicago affiliate, "Lawsuits Filed in Wake of Volkswagen Emissions Scandal," September 22, 2015
Bloomberg Business, "Volkswagen Owners Want Payback," September 21, 2015
Loop North News, "Eastland owners and crew 'not guilty' in capsizing that killed 844," June 22, 2015
Chicago Tribune, "Lawsuit filed by children of woman killed in CTA bus crash," June 8, 2015
The Wall Street Journal, "Liability for Germanwings Crash May Still Rest with Airline, Insurer," March 29, 2015
Bloomberg Business, "Germanwings Crash Cause Means Recoveries 'Uncapped'," March 27, 2015
Chicago Tribune, "Yellow Cab bankruptcy means couple may not see 'a dime' of $26M verdict," March 19, 2015
The Pantagraph, "Yellow Cab files for bankruptcy after $26 million verdict," March 18, 2015
Northwest Herald, "Yellow Cab files for bankruptcy after verdict," March 18, 2015Specials Black Shift Anna Field Super Dress 4zSgHdn
CBS-2 Chicago, "Yellow Cab Files for Bankruptcy After Getting Hit With $26 Million Verdict," March 18, 2015
NBC-5 Chicago, "Yellow Cab Files for Bankruptcy After $26 Million Verdict," March 18, 2015
WAND-TV, Channel 17, Decatur, "Yellow Cab files for bankruptcy after $26 million verdict"
Chicago Sun-Times, "Yellow Cab files for bankruptcy protection after $26 million verdict against it," March 18, 2015
Chicago Magazine, "The Power 100," March 2015
Law 360, "Titan of the Plaintiff's Bar: Bob Clifford," September 26, 2014
Chicago Lawyer, "Spaces: A setting that puts client at ease," September 2014
The Washington Post, "Total liability in Flight 17 crash could climb to $1 billion," July 19, 2014
CBS-2 Chicago, "2 Investigators: Some Trucking Firms On Federal Watch List for Safety Violations," May 8, 2014
Wall Street Journal, "Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Probe Prompts Review of Investigation Procedures in Plane Crashes," by Andy Pasztor, April 10, 2014
The New York Times, "With Jet Still Missing, Legal moves for Payouts Start," by Edward Wong and Kirk Semple, April 2, 2014
The New York Times, "With Plane Still Missing, Legal Moves for Payouts Start," April 1, 2014
National Public Radio (NPR), Malaysian Airlines Disappearance, March 31, 2014.
Chicago Tribune, reporter Jason Meisner, "Legal Action Over Flight 370 Raises Questions," March 30, 2014
Chicago Tribune, "Legal Action over Flight 370 raises questions," March 29, 2014
WGN radio, "Missing Malaysian Airliner: Bob Clifford talks Boeing Lawsuit," March 28, 2014
WGN Radio, The John Williams Show, Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, March 28, 2014
KKSF Radio, San Francisco, California, The Gil Gross Show, Malaysia Airlines 370, March 26, 2014
Associated Press, reporter Scott Mayerowitz, "Will Missing Jet Prompt Change in Aviation System?" March 16, 2014
KKSF Radio, San Francisco, California, The Gil Gross Show, Malaysia Airlines 370, March 14, 2014
KGO Radio, San Francisco, California, Sherry Brown reporter, Malaysia Airlines 370, March, 14, 2014
KFWB Radio, Los Angeles, California, CBS affiliate, Malaysia Airlines 370, March 11, 2014
WBBM-AM radio, Chicago, IL, John Cody, reporter, Malaysia Airlines 370, March 11-12, 2014
The Wall Street Journal, Andy Pasztor, "Missing Malaysia Jet Adds Fuel to 'Live Black Box' Debate," March 9, 2014
Chicago Magazine, "100 Most Powerful Chicagoans, 2014," March 2014
Daily Herald, "Advocate Medical Group sued over stolen patient records," September 6, 2013
WLS Radio, "Patients file suit over theft of Advocate Medical Group computers, " September 6, 2013
Southtown Star, "Patients sue Advocate Group over data theft," September 6, 2013
San Francisco Chronicle, reporter Demian Bulwa, Asiana Air Crash, "SF Plane Crash: Airspeed Alert Focus of Contention," July 9, 2013
The New York Times, reporter Matthew L. Wald, Asiana Air Crash, "Inquiry Suggests Chance that Mechanical Failure Had Role in Crash," July 9, 2013
Field Anna Collections Top Pink Latest Health Care Reform, David Asman's Nightly Scoreboard, Business Fox Network, September 22, 2009
Dylan Ratigan Show, MSNBC, Medical Malpractice Debate with Dr. Nancy Snyderman, September 18, 2009
NBC Nightly News, Hazardous Toy Recall, September 15, 2007
WTTW, Chicago Tonight, Panel Discussion on Emerald Casino Minority Shareholders, December 21, 2005
Tort Reform, ABC-TV, 10 p.m. News, December 12, 2004
"Reckless Taxi Cab Drivers," Pam Zekman Investigative Reports, WBBM-TV, 10 p.m. News, February 15, 2003
WBBM-TV News, Special Investigative Report with Pam Zekman, "Negligent Doctors" May 28, 2002
Exclusive Interview WLS-TV, 10 p.m. News, on Running Red Lights, February 5, 2002
9/11 Victims" Compensation Fund, WBBM-TV, 10 p.m. News, December 21, 2001
Fox News, 9 o'clock, interview on Sept. 11 Victims Compensation Fund, December 20, 2001
CNN "Moneyline," Panel on September 11 Victim's Compensation Fund, December 20, 2001
Exclusive Interview with Anchor Steve Sanders, Tobacco Litigation, WGN-TV, November 27, 2001
Exclusive Interview with Mary Ann Achers, National Public Radio on Alaska Air Crash, Flight 261, aired May 29, 2001
Exclusive interview with Dan Arya, CLTV on radioactivity and use of autopsy reports at trial, May 1, 2001
Exclusive Interview with Dave Savini, Channel 5 investigative reporter, on lasik surgery, aired February 21, 2001
Exclusive Interview with Steve Sanders, anchor at WGN-TV Superstation, on use of "black box" recording devices in vehicles, February 13, 2001, Chicago
KIRO-AM/FM, hour call-in show on the Northwest"s top-rated morning show on Alaska Airlines crash and aviation safety, Seattle, Washington, April 18, 2000
Point/Counterpoint Interview on Jurors and Trial Tactics, New York, New York, Court TV, 2000
Exclusive Interview with Pam Zekman, investigative reporter, on consumer fraud of multiple sclerosis patients by clinic, Chicago, 2000
Court TV, Barton Face-Off, March 8, 1999
CBS Sunday Morning, "Rachel"s Story," Martha Teichner, reporter, March 14, 1999
The Rachel Barton Trial, WLS-TV, March 2, 1999
WLS-AM Radio, Rachel Barton Case, March 2, 1999
News 2 Morning Show, The Rachel Barton Trial, WBBM-TV Jay Levine and Mary Ann Childers, March 2, 1999
Chicago Tonight, The Barton Verdict and Tort Reform, John Callaway, WTTW-TV, March 1, 1999
Contingency Fees, Mara Tapp Show, WBEZ Radio, Chicago, Illinois, April 2, 1997
America's Talking Cable Network, "PORK," Airplane Liability, April 1, 1996
O.J. Simpson and the Civil Trial, Al Lerner and Ed Curran, WLS Radio 890 FM, Chicago, Illinois October, 1995
"O.J. and Civil Suits," WBEZ-FM Radio, Chicago, October 4, 1995
Tort Reform Debate, WLS Radio 890 FM, Chicago, Illinois, December, 1994
Debate on Tort Reform, Aaron Freeman Show, Channel 50, Chicago, Illinois, November, 1994
Liability for Ice and Debris Falling From Skyscrapers, Mara Tapp Show, WBEZ Radio, Chicago, Illinois, February, 1994
Guest Speaker, WBEZ Radio, Chicago, Illinois, "The ABA Symposium on the Future of the Civil Jury System" August, 1992
"Chicago Tonight," John Callaway talk show, "Impact of Tort Reform," WTTW Chicago, PBS affiliate, 1989
"Chicago Tonight," John Callaway talk show, 911," WTTW Chicago, PBS affiliate, 1992
"The Oprah Winfrey Show," Medical Malpractice, 1984
Law Schools, Universities and Colleges
(Adjunct Professor) DePaul University College of Law, Chicago
IIT/Chicago-Kent College of Law, Chicago
John Marshall Law School, Chicago
Loyola University of Chicago, School of Law
University of Chicago College of Law
University of Wisconsin School of Engineering, Madison, Wisconsin
William Rainey Harper College
Faculty Chairman, Federal Trial Bar Advocacy Program, Young Lawyers Section of the Chicago Bar Association, 1983
National Institute for Federal Trial Advocacy, a division of the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Trial Bar Skills for Practicing Attorneys, 1983
Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Regional Trial Advocacy Program, 1982
Court Practice Institute, Chicago Trial Advocacy, 1980
IIT/Chicago-Kent College of Law, Chicago, Products Liability Course, 1979
Clifford's Notes from Chicago Lawyer Magazine
"Watergate a Watershed," January 1, 2018
"Complications of Grief," October 31, 2017
"The $750 Pill," August 1, 2017
"The Case Against Hugs," June 1, 2017
"Word from Washington," May 1, 2017
"The Evidence for Evidence: Why every law school should offer courses in Evidence," April 1, 2017
"TV's 'Bull' is Just That," February 1, 2017
"The True Cost of Medical Errors: Should the CDC List Mistakes as America's Third Top Killer?" October 2016
"Want a Good Physician? You Need a Good Communicator, Someone You Can Trust," December 2014/January 2015
"Getting Tough with the Hackers: Increasingly, Courts are letting Plaintiffs Pursue Data Breaches," November 2014
"A Delicate Question that Mixes Law, Medicine: How to help a Client find a Doctor," October 2014
"Early Steps, Vital Steps: Truck Accidents Require Quick Action to Preserve Evidence," August 2014
"Arbitration Mandate Fails PR Test: General Mills Backtracks after Trying to Limit Legal Options," July 2014
"This Case Deserves a Second Opinion: Jailed Mother Sues After Giving Birth to a Boy with Scoliosis," June 2014
"Taxi Alternatives Need to Take Responsibility: When Something Goes Wrong, They Don't
Want to Pay," May 13, 2014
"Time to Take Data Breaches to Court," April 2014
"Time for More Accountability in the Health-care Profession," March 2014
"If Communication is Rockin', the ARDC Won't Come a Knockin'," February 2014
"Laws Evolve on Phones and Driving," December 2013/January 2014
"Streamlining in Contested Patents," November 2013
"Drivers and Cyclists Must Mix," October 2013
"No Immunity for Negligence," September 2013
"Let Jurors Hear This Case," August 2013
"A Trip Down Memory Lane," July 2013
"Dangerous Precedent," June 2013
"How to Properly Play SOJ," May 2013
"Texas Messes with Plaintiff Lawyers," April 2013
"Separating the Good from the Bad," March 2013
"Lawyers, Ethics and Testimony," February 2013
"Letter to a New Lawyer - My Daughter," December 2012/January 2013
"New Food Law Sits on the Shelf," November 2012
"Granite State, Granite Heart," October 2012
"Civics 101: Time to Head Back to School," September 2012
"When an Offer is not an Offer," August 2012
"Offering the Personal Touch," July 2012
"Sorting Out Legal Issues after Florida Shooting," June 2012
"Digital Records Open a Major Debate," May 2012
"Tax Time Also Brings Revised Rules," April 2012
"Cameras in the Courtroom," March 2012
"Navigating the Waters of Mediation," February 2012
"Creating a Disaster Plan," December 2011
"The Thing Speaks for Itself," November 2011
"Class Actions' Brave New World, October 2011
"Getting Through the Legislative Red Tape," September 2011
Field Anna Collections Pink Top Latest "Cutting Through the Red Tape," August 2011
"Let's Tell the Full Story," July 2011
"Choosing Jurors in this New World," June 2011
"A Constitutional Right to a Trial by Jury," May 2011
"The Twombly and Iqbal Standards, April 2011
"Improve Judicial Selection," March 2011
"Become Familiar with the Changes," February 2011
"What's Best for you as a Patient," December 2010
"Warning All Groups of People," November 2010
"Lessons from the Gulf Disaster," October 2010
"How Secure is Airport Security?" September 2010
"A Time and Place for Mediation?" August 2010
"Duty of Trade Associations," July 2010
"Bats' Safety Under Fire," June 2010
"Innovation in Jury Trials," May 2010
"Working Up a Med-Mal Case," April 2010
"Letting the Light Shine In," March 2010
"When Law Meets the Internet," February 2010
"A Strong Legal System," January 30, 2010
"The Role of Cameras," January 2010
"Wrongful Birth Cases," November/December 2009
"A Cheerleader's Safety," October 2009
"Patients' Rights and Reform," September 2009
"Clifford's Notes: The Next 25 Years," August/September 2009
"Search for Airline Safety," July 2009
"Twittering in the Jury Box," June 2009
"Reimbursement Issues," May 2009
"A More Even Playing Field," April 2009
"Soliciting Crash Victims," March 2009
"Lincoln the Lawyer," February 2009
"To Shovel or Not to Shovel," January 2009
"Safety in The Air," December 2008
"Don't Jump on The Bandwagon," November 2008
"Is Expert Testimony Needed?" October 2008
"Qualified to Testify," September 2008
"Using Video Properly," August 2008
"Judgment Day," July 2008
"Too Close for Comfort," June 2008
"The Dilemmas of Confidentiality," May 2008
"Zealous Advocacy and Civility" April 2008
"Zoo Liability," March 2008
"The Candidates and Tort Reform," February 2008
"Lawyer Advertising Should be Accurate," January 2008
"Confidentiality Agreements Undermine Justice," December 2007
"Does Negligence Toward a Husband Transfer to Wife," November 2007
"Law Community Benefits from ABA Accreditation Process," October 2007
"Parents Can be Liable for Their Kids Drinking," September 2007
"When a Civil Matter Follows a Criminal Case," August 2007
"Not all Airline Cases Arise Under Federal Law," July 2007
"Courts Try to Define the Value of Losing a Pet," June 2007
"Establishing Privilege for Medical Documents," May 2007
"Trial Lawyers Change Name to Emphasize Justice," April 2007
"Drug Ads and the Learned Intermediary Doctrine," March 2007
"Willful, Wanton Conduct and Governmental Immunity," February 2007
"Introducing Medical Records Without the Physician," January 2007
"Using FOIA to Investigate the TWA 800 Crash," December 2006
"When is a Medical Expert Qualified to Testify?" November 2006
Top Field Anna Collections Latest Pink "Negligent Credentialing as a Cause of Action," October 2006
"The Cangelosi Ruling and Attorney-Client Privilege," September 2006
"When Outside Information Taints Jurors and Verdicts," August 2006
"Governmental Immunity: Protecting the Protectors," July 2006
"Take Me Out to the Ballgame, But Bring a Mitt," June 2006
"Employees Can be Liable for Violating Patient Confidentiality," May 2006
"Courts Should Protect Insureds Against the Fine Print," April 2006
"Battle Brews Over New FDA Rule Preempting State Law," March 2006
"Construction Case Shows Line Between Tort and Contract," February 2006
"Fight Beyond the Grave Saves Estate $1.48 Million," January 2006
"Court Examines Collateral Source Rules on Medical Bills," December 2005
"Cell Phones May Increase Liability Risk," November 2005
"The Time Has Come for Mandatory CLE," October 2005
"Proposed Rules Suggest Changes to Electronic Discovery," September 2005
"Torts Provide Best Relief for Nursing Home Residents," August 2005
"Patient's Plea to Stop Caps Legislation Fell on Deaf Ears," July 2005
"Servicemen's Cases Can, at Times, March Forward," June 2005
"ABA Guidelines Give Roadmap to Juries for 21 st Century," May 2005
"Courts Struggle With Good Samaritans in Hospitals," April 2005
"Law Leaves Jilted Lovers Out in Cold," March 2005
"Rights Expanding for Plaintiffs with I n Utero Injuries," February 2005
"Only the Facts Will Get to Bottom of Medical Reform," January 2005
"2004 Served Up Plenty of Juicy Celebrity Litigation," December 2004
"Court's Split on Federal Preemption After FDA Approval," November 2004
"Courts Examining Limited Doctor/Patient Relationship," October 2004
"Patients Deserve Informed Consent in Medical Research," September 2004
"Jury Duty," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Tribune, August 23, 2004
"High Court Decision Keeps Patients From Suing HMOs," August 2004
"Ruling Gives Guidance on Licensing of Expert Witness," July 2004
"Confidentiality May Cost Plaintiffs Plenty in Taxes," June 2004
"Changes to Med-Mal Rules Must Keep Fairness at Center," May 2004
"Tort Debate Must Broaden to Address Health Safety ," April 2004
"Major Med-Mal Ruling has Impact on Cases, Ethics," March 2004
"High Court to Review Patients" Rights to Sue," February 2004
"New Ruling in Ozik Shows Court's Knowledge of Law," January 2004
Field Collections Pink Latest Top Anna "Patients Lose Out with Arbitration Clause," December 2003
"Case Will Clarify Immunity for State-Employed Doctors," November 2003
"Ruling on Liability Promotes Good-Faith Settlements," September 2003
"Jurors" Questions Pose Tricky Balance," August 2003
"Court Addresses Electronic Discovery," July 2003
"Insurance Decision May Help Plaintiffs," June 2003
"Back-up Asbestos Suit as Best as you Can," May 2003
"Use Checklists Before Settling," February 2003
"Untangling Knots in State Discovery Rule," January 2003
"Pitting Scalpel Against Scalpel," December 2002
"Accountant's Liability," October 2002
"Risk Allocation in Tort Cases," September 2002
"Holding Hospitals Responsible for Doctors" Negligence," August 2002
"Rule 213: Disclose, Disclose, Disclose," July 2002
"Forum Fights," June 2002
"Judges Should Let Juries Hear Reliable Expert Witnesses," May 2002
"Pretense is Gone in Sealing Court Records," April 2002
"The Rules for Victims" Comp." February 2002
"Does High Court Decision Hurt Petrillo Doctrine?" January 2002
"Lots of Factors in Landowners Liability for Criminal Attacks," December 2001
"Airline Relief Legislation Needs Scrutiny," November 2001
"Fifth District Jumps into Trampoline Debate," October 2001
"Do Lie Detectors Lie or Provide the Truth?" September 2001
"Who Owns Your DNA," August 2001
"Some Lawyers Selling Out Rights in Product Liability Cases," July 2001
"Criminal Contempt Use May Prod Discovery," June 2001
"Experts' Capsule Summaries May be Hard Pills to Swallow," May 2001
"Will Miss Manners be an Expert Witness?" April 2001
"Rule 213 Changes Leading to Double Vision," March 2001
"Online Medical Advice Raises Legal Concerns," February 2001
"Use Rule 310 to Speed Appeals," January 2001
"Yes, Virginia, California Can be Reasonable," December 2000
"Proximate Cause," November 2000
"Defining Bad Faith," October 2000
"Courts Asking Whether Dangers are Excessive or Acceptable," September 2000
"Educating Drug Companies About Learned Intermediaries," August 2000
"Amusement Parks Take Consumers for a Ride," July 2000
"Court Lowers Gate on State Tort Laws Regarding Rail Crossings," June 2000
"Informed Consent Moves Beyond Risk to Participation," May 2000
"Consider Justice in Interpreting Rule 213," April 2000
"Ten Tips for Successful P.I. Settlements," March 2000
"The Conflict Between "Disability" and "Loss of Normal Life." February 2000
"Case Raises Questions about Sanctions in 'Frivolous' Suits," January 2000
"Clinton Should Make Recess Appointment to Federal Bench," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, December 27, 1999
"Allow Punitives in Wrongful Death Cases," December 1999
"Right to Sue Prescribes the Necessary Treatment for HMOs," November 1999
"Tort Deform Strips Constitutional Rights," October 1999
"Drawbacks to using Web to Settle PI Claims," September 1999
"Some Doctors Stacking the Thermometers," August 1999
"High-Low Deals Offer High Sophistication," July 1999
"Sneak Attacks Uncalled For," June 1999
"Court Parks Tire Rule Ruling in Daubert's Garage," May 1999
"Are a Psychotherapist's Notes Confidential?" April 1999
"Courts Eye Spoliation of Evidence Claims," February 1999
"Judges and Juries Should Target Gun Policies," February 1999
"This is not the Right Time for a Time Clock," January 1999
"Insurance Issue Grows in Intentional Torts," December 1998
"Why Should Venue Changes to the Next County be Allowed?" November 1998
"Why Double the Deposition Work?" October 1998
"Who Owns Notes and Reports?" August 1998
"Builders Be Upright and Fix SUV Rollovers," July 1998
"Restatement Reflects Biases," May 1998
"Tampering with the Evidence Rule," April 1998
"Juries Use Awards to Make Bold Statements," March 1998
"High Court Right Tort Reform Decision," February 1998
"The Duty to Warn," January 1998
"Family Members Deserve More," December 1997
"Doctors Should Have a Duty to Admit Errors," November 1997
"Cellular Phones May Drive Drivers to Dangerous Distraction," October 1997
"The Value of an Individual," September 1997
"Questions Raised About Daubert," August 1997
"Victory Adds up to Loss in High Court Case," July 1997
"Zipped up Documents Zapping the Public," June 1997
"Lights, Cameras. Action?" May 1997
"Getting Weight Loss Centers to Fork Over," April 1997
"Red Rover, Dead Rover, I Send this Suit Over," February 1997
"Sorting out the Confusion in Cramer," January 1997
"Tort Fight at the Accountability Corral," December 1996
"Where Should Plane Crash Cases Land," November 1996
"Care Needed In Managed Care Revolution," October 1996
"Clearing the Haze Around College Hazing," September 1996
"Covenants Ignore the Duty to Public Interest," August 1996
"State Bombs Out in Fireworks Laws," July 1996
"Certify Candidates, But Keep the Ballot Box," June 1996
"Getting Teed Off Over Golf Balls," May 1996
"Accountants Facing More Tort Actions in Malpractice Cases," April 1996
"Families Target Therapists in Memory Cases," March 1996
"Fevered Debate Over Inconsistent Coverage," February 1996
"Health Effects of Cellular Phones on Hold," January 1996
"Two States Give Battered Women Tort Option," December 1995
"Charting the Court of Nurse's Liability," November 1995
"Expansion of Good Samaritan Act Not an Act of Kindness," September 1995
"ABA Needs More than PR to Polish Tarnished Legal Image," August 1995
"When Does Death Occur?" July 1995
"Hot Pursuit Car Chases Lead to Pursuit of Chase Standards," June 1995
"Short-Sighted Legislators Wearing I-Glasses," May 1995
"Gramm Bill Aids Industry for the Health of It," April 1995
"Court, IRS Disagree on Whether Punitive Damages Taxable," March 1995
"Forecast: Storm Warning for Meteorologists," February 1995
"With Product Liability, What You Don't Know Can Hurt You," January 1995
"Toy Industry Needs to Stop Playing Around with Child Safety," December 1994
"New Liability Infects Hospitals that Catch Marketing Fever," November 1994Etta West Red Wear Cardigan Resistance Key Pqw1Af
"Government is Best that Plays Sports Least," October 1994
"Skill at Taking Depositions Brings Victory in the Courtroom," September 1994
"Like Travel, Travel Litigation is Broadening," August 1994
"Tort Surgery will Fail to Excise Health Costs," July 1994
"Aviation Industry Putting its Head in Clouds," June 1994
"All Lawyers Face Urgent Need for Restoration of Mentoring," May 1994
Other Periodical Publications
"Letter to editor: Congress taking aim at right to trial by jury," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, March 27, 2017
"The Law of 'Dibs'," American Bar Association Litigation Journal, Fall 2015
"Video Depositions: Essentials, Resources," American Bar Association Law Practice and Management, e-newsletter, March 2015
"How to Pick and Talk to a Jury, Plaintiff Perspective," GPSOLO, Solo, Small Firm and General Practice Division, American Bar Association, September/October 2014
"Selecting a Jury of Cynics, Believers and Others," Litigation Magazine, American Bar Association, Winter 2009
"Justice in the US Tort System - Fact or Fiction?" International Society of Barristers, July 2008
"Medical Liability and the Illinois Civil Justice System: A Review of Options," Loyola University Chicago School of Law, May 7, 2008
"The Use of Video at Trial: A Potentially Powerful Tool," President's Challenge, Trial Journal, Illinois Trial Lawyers, Summer 2007
Collections Anna Top Field Latest Pink "Avoidable Negligence," Chicago Tribune, Voice of the People, May 3, 2006
"Popular Media Paints Unrealistic Portrait of Lawyers (and what we can do about it)," Viewpoint, Chicago Bar Association Record, January 2005
"County Fire Tragedy Could Have Been Avoided," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, October 25, 2004
"Mediating Malpractice," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Sun-Times, September 27, 2004
"Deselecting the Jury in a Civil Case," Litigation Magazine, American Bar Association, Volume 30, No. 2, Winter 2004
"Insurance Regulation is the Better Solution," Letter to the Editor, The Daily Herald, April
25, 2004
"Look at Insurance Industry," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Tribune, April 23, 2004
"Malpractice Facts," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, January 17, 2004
"Doctors Affix Blame to the Wrong Party," Letter to the Editor, Daily Herald, June 27, 2003
"Don't Hurt the Injured by Capping Damage Awards" Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, February 25, 2003
"Wrong Remedy, Doc," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Sun-Times, November 26, 2002
"Now More than Ever," Opening Statement, The Journal of the Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, Spring 2002
"Task Force Examines Legal Issues Relating to Terrorism," ABA Partner, Winter 2002
"Confronting our Critics," Opening Statement, The Journal of the Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, Winter 2002
"Harsh Judgment," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Sun-Times, December 7, 2001
"The Impact of Popular Culture on the Perception of Lawyers," Opening Statement, The Journal of the Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, Fall 2001
"Are Lawyers Capable of Behaving Nobly?" Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, October 14, 2001
"Raising the Bar," Opening Statement, The Journal of the Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, Summer 2001
"Living by the Decision of the Supreme Court," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, June 8, 2001
"Opening and Closing Argument in Barton v. Northeast Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corp. and Chicago & Northwestern Transportation Co." Trial Journal of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Winter 2000
"Praising Cook County's Judges," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, November 5, 2000
"Media Effort on Tires Will Save Lives," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Sun-Times, August 14, 2000
"Making Amusement Rides Safer," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune , July 19, 2000
"Personal Injuries," Book Review, Chicago Bar Record, April 2002
"Runaway Juries? The Facts Say No," The National Law Journal, February 21, 2000
"Mammograms' Reliability Under Question: Should This Be a Cause for Alarm? Medical Malpractice Law and Strategy, Leader Publications, January 2000
"Judiciary's Place in Democracy," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, January, 15, 2000
"Justice Can Cure Ills," Chicago Sun Times, Letter to the Editor, October 7, 1999
"Jury Selection in a Civil Case: A Plaintiff's Perspective," CBA Brief, October1999
"Risk of Rollovers in SUVs," Chicago Tribune, Voice of the People, July 3, 1999
"Issues to Examine in Cases Against Common Carriers," Product Liability Law and Strategy, Leader Publications, New York, June 1999
"Road Warriors, The Best Alternative," Woman Attorney Magazine, April - May 1999
"Just Crossing Street a Hazard to our Health," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Sun-Times, April 29, 1999
"Railroads Indifferent Despite Verdict," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Sun-Times, March 5, 1999
"Barton Gave Jury Fair Verdict Based on Fact," Chicago Sun-Times, Letter to the Editor, March 5, 1999
"Turnabout, Fair Play and "Dishonest Judicial Ratings," Letters to the Editor, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, October 26, 1998
"Electorate Should Ignore Judicial Ratings by Business Group," Letter to the Editor, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, October 13, 1998
"Are Physician Expert Witnesses Practicing Medicine? A Plaintiff's Perspective, Medical Malpractice Law & Strategy, Leader Publications, New York, September 1998
"AMA Proposal to Require Experts to be Licensed in the State," Medical Malpractice Law & Practice, Leader Publications, New York, September, 1998
"AMA Proposal Would Protect Bad Doctors," September 1998
"'Cash Now' Needs Regulating Fast," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, May 16, 1998
"Power of the People: The Jury in Flight 4184" Chicago Lawyer, Special Section, Illinois Leading Attorneys, May 1998
"Restatement 3rd of Torts: Reasonable Alternative Design, A Plaintiff Perspective," Product Liability Law & Strategy, Leader Publications, New York, May 1998
"Stream of Payments Shields Some Injury Victims from Unwise Decisions, Maximizes Compensation," Law Day Issue, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, April, 25, 1998
"Column on Tort Reform Elicits Strong Responses," Letter to the Editor, Illinois Legal Times, March 1998
"Bill of Rights for Patient's Step Toward Improving Health Care," USA Today, Letter to the Editor, February 22, 1998
"Overhauled Federal Rule of Evidence 407 Poses Problems for Plaintiff," Product Liability Law and Strategy, Leader Publication, New York, February 1998
"When a Plane Goes Down," The Washington Post, December 9, 1997
"Physician Liability in a Managed Care Environment," The Journal of Medical Practice Management, November/December 1997
"Governments Must Act Safely," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, November 3, 1997
"Litigating the Power Tool Case," Trial Magazine, November 1997
"Lawyers With Civility Born, Not Legislated," Chicago Sun-Times, October 15, 1997
"Good Samaritans Needn't Fear Helping," Chicago Sun-Times, September 12, 1997
"Heart of Justice Beats Anew," Commentary, Chicago Sun-Times, February 9, 1997
"Full Justice Means Assigning Blame," Voice of the People, The Chicago Tribune, December 9, 1996
"Battling for Big Bucks," Litigation Magazine, American Bar Association, Journal of the Section of Litigation, Fall 1996
"ValuJet Crash Shows Flawed System," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, June 11, 1996
"An Electric Complex: Wire Service or Powered Product?" Product Liability Law and Strategy, Leader Publications, New York, April 1996
"Judging the Way We Chose Judges," Commentary, Chicago Sun-Times, April 13, 1996
"Beware Real Costs of Managed Care," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, February 20, 1996
"Dollar Signs at Railroad Crossing," Chicago Tribune, Voice of the People, December 1, 1995
"O.J. Faces Different Set of Rules in Civil Cases," The Forum, Chicago Sun-Times, October 7, 1995
"When Lightning Struck," Chicago Bar Association Journal , July 1995
"To Be a Trial Lawyer," F. Lee Bailey Book Review, Trial Magazine , June 1995
"Whatever Happened to Debate, Compromise?" Lawyer's Forum, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, May 22, 1995
"Workplace Violence Generates Two Kinds of Torts," The National Law Journal, April, 17, 1995
"Victims Lose in Capping Damages," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, March 26, 1995
"Mock Trials Offer Virtual Reality," The National Law Journal, February 27, 1995
"Capping Damages Hurts Victims" Rights," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, December 27, 1994
"The Malpractice Damages Debate," Letters to the Editor, Wall Street Journal, November 11, 1994
"Negligent Tort Reform," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, November 3, 1994
"Marketing Tools May Increase Hospitals' Liability Exposure," Medical Malpractice Law & Practice, Leader Publications, New York, September 1994, Reprinted in the Illinois State Bar Journal Newsletter, October 1994
"Litany of Litigation Survey of Lawyers Can't Be Called Objective," Chicago Sun-Times, Commentary, October 8, 1994
"Justice System Correct Its Outrage," Chicago Tribune, Voice of the People, September 29, 1994
"It's 'Duck' Season: Public's Safety Under the Gun," National Law Journal, Podium, August 22, 1994
"Malpractice Suits Do Not Inflate Health Costs," National Law Journal, May 16, 1994
"The False Issue of Malpractice Costs," The Wall Street Journal, May 10, 1994
"Proposal on Physician-Patient Privilege Would Send Public Policy up in Smoke," Law Day Issue, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, April 23, 1994
"Must Hold Purveyors of Guns Liable," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, March 7, 1994
"Petrillo's Scope Questioned in Two Cases Before High Court" Chicago Lawyer, January, 1994
"Is It Ethical for Experts to Work Both Sides?" Product Liability Law and Strategy, Medical Malpractice Law & Strategy, Leader Publications, New York Law Publishing Company,
July 1993
"Collagen Ruling Illogical, Unsupported," Product Liability Law and Strategy, Leader Publications, New York Law Publishing Company, July 1993
"The Art of Cross-Examining an Expert," Chicago Lawyer, September 1993
Anna Latest Collections Pink Top Field "Criticism of Malpractice Suits Is Undeserved," The National Law Journal, August 2, 1993
"Can Experts be IME's for Both Sides? Should They?" Medical Malpractice Law and Strategy Newsletter, Leader Publications, New York Law Publishing Company, July 1993
"Court Tackles Making Sense of Rule 220," and "Practice Tips," Chicago Lawyer, May, 1993
"Getting Picky Picking Jurors," Chicago Lawyer, 1993
"P.I. Lawyer Calls Foul Ball on Baseball Act," Chicago Lawyer, May 1993
"Certification Masks Competency, Could be Guise for Higher Fees," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, April 24, 1993
"Positive Benefit in Punitive Damages," Chicago Tribune, Voice of the People, April 24, 1993
"Wrongful Adoption Gains Acceptance," National Law Journal, September 28, 1992, reprinted in Illinois State Bar Journal Tort Trends publication, December 1992
"Tort Reform is Based on False Assumptions," National Law Journal, October 19, 1992
"Beefy 'Meat and Potatoes' Trial Book Should Allow for Spice," Chicago Lawyer, September, 1992
"Little Sympathy for Defense," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, July 14,1992
"Great Flood Sinks Premise of Tort Reform," Crain's Chicago Business, June 29, 1992
"Win the Write Way With Mirza," Chicago Lawyer, June 1992
Top Latest Field Collections Anna Pink "Legal Reformers Haven't Made Case," Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, April 12, 1992
"War Stories and Maxims Target Book to Young Trial Lawyers," Chicago Lawyer, April, 1992
"Insurance Companies Lied," Merrill's Illinois Legal Times, May 1988
"Does Rule 11 Give Judges Too Much Discretion?" Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, June 3, 1987
"The Current Status of the Medical Malpractice Statute," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, April 7, 1986
Book Review, "Preparing Products Liability Cases by Terrence F. Kiely," Journal of the American Bar Association, May 1986
"Tort Reform, Details of Legislation Approved as Response to Insurance Crisis," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, August 6, 1986
"Tort Reform, New Law Adopts Strict Federal Rule on Attorney Sanctions," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, October 10, 1986
"The 1985 Illinois Medical Malpractice Reform Legislation, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, August 12-15, 1985
"Study of Jury Verdicts Yields Interesting Overview," Legal Times, Vol. V, No. 25, 1982
" Organizing a Plaintiff's Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Law Office," Litigation, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation Journal, Vol. 5, No. 4, Summer, 1979.
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"Aviation Law," Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Court, 4th Ed., Thompson Reuters, 2016
"Your Witness: Lessons on Cross-Examination and Life From Great Chicago Trial Lawyers," Law Bulletin Publishing, March 2008
Illinois Personal Injury Forms, Westlaw, 1996
"Damages as an Element of Proof," Medical And Hospital Negligence, Callaghan & Company Publisher, 1988
"Demonstrative Evidence," Master Advocates Handbook, National Institute for Trial Advocacy Publisher, 1986
"Comparative Negligence and the Jury," The Law of Comparative Negligence, Matthew- Bender Publisher, 1984
"Hospital Malpractice and the Independent Contractor Defense: Hospitals Do Practice Medicine," Personal Injury Manual, Matthew-Bender Publisher, 1981
"Venue in Federal Civil Litigation," Federal Civil Practice, (1981) and updating Supplements, 1983, 1985, (IICLE, 1983,1985, 1987; and rewritten 1988, Supplement, 1989)
"Proof of Damages in Amputation Cases - Plaintiff's Treating Physician, Rehabilitation Physician and Certified Prosthetist," Personal Injury Manual, Matthew-Bender Publisher, 1979
"Use and Presentation of Demonstrative Evidence," Proof of Fault in Auto Accident Cases, (1979) and updating Supplements, 1983, 1985 (IICLE, 1983, 1985; and rewritten 1988; updated Supplement 1990).
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As some of you have probably noticed and started scratching your heads about, we've come to the end of Week 52 of Year 2, meaning we've created two whole cookbooks together as the Food52 community (the first one will hit store shelves October 25th and the second a year after that -- more on this soon!).
But what does that mean for next week? If we aren't building a cookbook, what are we doing, exactly? Well, in the past two years, Food52 has stayed true to its roots as a site that crowd-sources and curates recipes -- and, most importantly, celebrates great cooks -- but it has grown into much more than that. It's a living, and thriving, food community online (and from time to time, in person) -- one that is unlike any other. We share recipes, and test each other's recipes. We help each other out of cooking pickles and debate the top stories in food news. And we're not going anywhere.
We have a lot in store this fall, but for our next, most immediate trick, we want to try something a little different. We'd like to build a holiday iPad app together over the next couple months -- which means we would see the results of our collective efforts by this coming holiday season.
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Things are looking scattered around the bay, but with Berkeley 18W, SI 19 SW and some texture showing on the Alameda cam, may be promising?
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i got mine at alameda...
later was better.....then early
lots of kiters for winter
where did you get yours.?
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I got mine at Carnegie in the mud. So much fun getting dirty with the bike. but i wish i went yesterday so i could have kited today with you guys. Looks like tomorrow is the same but probbaly with rain. maybe a clearing wind afterwards?
Charlie, BART job still hasn't been awarded. Just so you know, I'm still waiting.
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I got 15 minutes of fun at the island (there was a bit more, but my fingers froze!). Gusty & shifty & my earliest day ever. Woo hoo! Delta winds are just around the corner!!
It ain't easy being greene.
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I kited with Ant at OB. The surf was CLEAN because the wind was so light but we made a great downwinder out of it.. Super cool riding Nor-Cal coast, get some!!
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That's cool that you guys got some today, things looked shifty and scattered and the satellite images showing another fast moving system coming through, so I chilled at home for most of the day and did some yard and garden work late in the day. But, I guess for a day like today, you only get it if you make a move.
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Strong NW numbers at the buoys now, good sign of NW clearing, maybe tomorrow will be a good clearing NW wind day, although an earlier forecast I saw is calling for rain tomorrow...
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you know, maybe i'm just getting old, but i SWEAR the previous winters were easier to predict than this one....
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Broke out the 4m Rise at Dillon today - thanks for the head's up Jeff!
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Alameda was awesome today. An early spring.
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As stated in the prayer forum, I am getting baptized and chrismated Saturday, and therefore I need to do a life confession.
Wasn't this covered by your Priest?
He gave me some materials, but not an outline. I just don't want to miss anythingÂÂ
Well, I can only tell you what my Priest (GOA) told me. That since I was not Orthodox before, that I needed only to do a general confession for a past sinfull life. I did not have to confess to specific sins unless I felt that they were over and above general sins.
Oh, though it is true that it is not a sacramental confession, and so officially, you could leave things out and it would techincally be fine. But as Elisha said, you lose a lot of spiritual benefits if you do that. However, don't get overly legalistic, and just remember that all your sins will be forgiven in your baptism, whether you could remember to confess them or not.
After you are baptized, you don't need to confess anything from before your baptism. Baptism cleanses us of ALL of our sins. Though if you do something after your baptism, go to confession and forget to confess it, then remember it later, then yes, you should confess that. Everything was forgiven in the baptism, and not at all because of the pre-baptismal life confession. In fact, the life-confession which precedes baptism is technically not required and is not in the rubrics. It just helps so the priest knows where you are coming from spiritually, and also baptism is about repentence(and rebirth, obviously), so confessing everything is just a bigger part of that repentance. So if it was a sin you couldn't remember the first time around in the life-confession, it probably isn't a big enough problem to bring it up again. Unless you commit the sin again, of course. Hope my rambling helped.
I have heard that if you forget to confess something at one confession, you should bring it up at the next.
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Jackson strong in spring debut with Cubs
MESA, Ariz. -- Dave Sappelt and Christian Villanueva each hit a solo home run to lift the Cubs to a 4-2 victory on Tuesday over the Rockies.
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MESA, Ariz. -- Dave Sappelt and Christian Villanueva each hit a solo home run to lift the Cubs to a 4-2 victory on Tuesday over the Rockies.
Edwin Jackson, making his Cubs debut, gave up a pair of two-out hits over two scoreless innings.View Full Game Coverage
"Today was pretty much evaluation, and see where I am," Jackson said. "It's all mental. You keep the ball down and you execute pitches, and everything is pretty much good. And you can have a lot of success with the ball down in the zone."
Rockies starter Jhoulys Chacin faced the minimum over two innings in his first Cactus League start. Colorado's athletic trainer had to check on the right-hander after he got Alfonso Soriano to line out for the first out in the second, but Chacin stayed in the game. He's been bothered by a sore toe on his left foot, injured in pitchers' fielding practice.
"I was trying to keep my ball down," Chacin said. "Trying to locate my fastballs. That's pretty much what I was trying to do. I threw like three breaking balls. I was trying to throw my [sinker] and my fastball down, in and out. I was just trying to make them swing the bats. They did, because they saw I was throwing pitches close to the zone."
Chacin got quick outs with an efficient 18 pitches over two innings.
"That's something we're looking for," Chacin said.
Villanueva hit a solo home run with one out in the Cubs' third, but the Rockies tied the game in the fourth, as Carlos Gonzalez walked, stole second, moved up on a groundout and scored on Ben Paulsen's single.
Starlin Castro doubled to lead off the Chicago fourth and scored two batters later on Brett Jackson's sacrifice fly. Sappelt led off the sixth with his home run. DJ LeMahieu tripled to lead off the Rockies' eighth and scored on Tim Wheeler's sacrifice fly.
Matt Szczur's bases-loaded walk in the eighth scored Sappelt to make it 4-2.
Up next for the Cubs: Left-hander Brooks Raley will make his Cactus League debut on Wednesday when Chicago plays host to the Dodgers at HoHoKam Stadium at 2:05 p.m. CT. A webcast of the game is available exclusively on MLB.com. Raley was 1-2 with an 8.14 ERA in five starts with the Cubs last season, and 4-8 with a 3.62 ERA in 14 starts for Triple-A Iowa.
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"Feels Like Home may be the most focused album I've ever made," Sheryl Crow says of her debut album for Warner Nashville, the label based in Music City where Crow choose to settle and raise her children years ago. "All of my albums have had a few different styles going on in them, and this album definitely has a few different takes on what country music means to me, but not calculatedly so. First and foremost, I just wanted to make sure that for this album I wrote about were things that I really knew about – subject that hit close to home.
Full of great storytelling and featuring some of the most powerful and heartfelt vocals of Crow's career, Feels Like Home is literally an album that this proud daughter of Kennett, Missouri was born to make. "Country music is rightly suspicious of carpetbaggers who jump on a bandwagon, but in my case, this world in Nashville really does feel like home. I grew up three and a half hours from Nashville, and my parent just moved out of that home that I grew up in recently. So I grew up in a community that was all farmland and churches and school and a town square. So country is where I come from, and that's the kind of life I wanted to give my kids, and you can find that sort of life here in Nashville. Even though Nashville has so much more to offer, there is still a small town feel that I love.
Indeed, it was a friendly conversation with one Nashville neighbor by the name of Brad Paisley that set Crow on the course to start work on Feels Like Home. "I had a lot of trepidation about trying too hard to make an album within the country format. Because I do love it, and between my friends in Kansas City, and California and even New York, it is what anyone who wants to hear songs, and wants to hear guitar solos and storytelling basically listens to now. But over the years, I've seen lots of artists try to make this transition and it hasn't to me gone well or felt natural or real to me, and the only way I wanted to do this was authentically. Brad instantly understood how to approach this. He said, `Let's just do what you do. Bring your influences with you. Just turn your vocal up and make your stories a little more concise and you're already there.' That realization that I already was at home here is really the reason this album ended up being made."
This is not Sheryl Crow's first musical rodeo. She is, after all, a nine-time Grammy Award winner who has sold more than 50 million albums around the world. Still, Feels Like Home captures the sound of a great and established artist enjoying a kind of fresh start. Feels Like Home really got started with Crow, Paisley and Chris DuBois -- one his frequent collaborators – penning one of the albums' standout tracks "Waterproof Mascara," a stunning song that recalls classics by some of country's greatest female vocalists like Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn, the latter of whom Crow sang with, along with friend Miranda Lambert on the CMA Awards in 2011.
Crow also credits her co-producer Justin Niebank as a key collaborator on Feels Like Home. "After a little false start, I was asking around for a great engineer, and Vince Gill told me Justin was the man for the job, and he was right. And after a few days, I realized that he was more than just a great engineer, but a real partner in producing this album.
For Crow, making her first album for a Nashville label is an experience she won't forget. "It was amazing to be making an album in my community, and have my life still be my primary inspiration," she says. "I was still driving my kids to school in the morning, and doing mommy things in-between sessions. Having a structured time to work, and being able to work at my house, everything about this just felt very loving and homey. Like the title says, it just felt like home."


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Glasgow 15 at start of care, hemoglobin 14.4g/dl, blood pressure 11/6, pulse 104, saturation 92%.
Auscultation normal, abdomen soft. No audible heart murmur. Medical transport to university hospital.
On arrival at the university hospital, onset of left anisocoria in spite of Glasgow of 15, decision to intubate after induction and sedation, placement of a left subclavian central venous line followed by hemodynamic instability requiring intravenous fluid therapy with 1 l of saline and introduction of Norepinephrine 1 mg/hr, infusion of Mannitol due to mydriasis. Onset of a cogwheel holosystolic murmur at all foci that can be auscultated. Cardiac ultrasonography revealed interventricular communication with systolic pulmonary arterial pressures measured at 50 mmHg, with no right cavity dilation and no paradoxical septum.
Full body scan performed.Ver resultados