Litigation
Cal. Litig. 2018, Volume 31, Number 1
Content
- Yick Who? the Great American Hero
- People v. Sanchez, Hearsay, and Expert Testimony
- Louis D. Brandeis: American Prophet by Jeffrey Rosen
- Where External Reality Collides with Trial: Judicial Disqualification Lessons from the Harry Bridges Cold War Trials
- From the Section Chair
- Past Editors-in-Chief
- Table of Contents
- The Value of Pre-Litigation Mediation: What Every California Lawer Should Know
- America's Opioid Epidemic: Emerging Issues of Insurance Coverage
- A Week in Legal London: One Lawyer's Love Affair
- Past Chairs of the Litigation Section
- Editor's Foreword: Spring into Summer
- Police Officers On Trial: "Protect and Serve" or "Protect and Survive"
- Masthead
Editor’s Foreword: Spring into Summer
By Benjamin G. Shatz, Editor-in-Chief
For the past 30 years, the Litigation Section’s premiere publication has been this journal, California Litigation, which has published three issues a year, Spring, Summer, and Fall (sometimes slipping into Winter.) You are now reading the Spring 2018 issue, even though it is now Summer 2018. This may trouble you. Allow me to explain.
To begin, as a child growing up in perennially sunny Southern California, I never really understood "seasons." Despite having heard of Princess Summerfall Winterspring, it was not until college that I came to concretely recognize seasons—and that was solely because classes were scheduled on a quarter system.
Not buying it? Ok, look, we fell behind schedule a bit, starting last year when the Bar and the Sections divorced, giving rise to the CLA. Despite the administrative and technical challenges and hassles posed, you the reader deserve great content—not excuses. All we can say is that we will try to get back on track, and even attempt to publish twice more this year.