Preserving Our Collapsing Judicial Function: DRI Officers Speak Out DRI-The Voice Of The Defense Bar deserves great credit for making defense of our judicial function a major goal and for marshaling the resources of DRI and of national, state and local defense organizations in support of judicial independence, including, as a principal emphasis, support for adequate funding for our court systems. We have asked each of the officers of DRI, representative of defense firms across the sweep of this country, for their comments about the current underfunding crisis. April 2008 [P. 13]
A Study In Contrasts: The Canadian And U.S. Judiciaries The Editor of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel interviews John Lorn McDougall , Q.C., Partner Emeritus with Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP in Toronto providing our readers with a comparative view of the court systems in the U.S. and Canada. April 2008 [P. 15]
Whither Judicial Independence? Michael S. Greco, Partner in the Boston office of Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, Preston Gates Ellis (K&L Gates) Former President, American Bar Association February 2008 [P. 22]
A Corporate Counsel Imperative - More And Better Paid Judges The Editor interviews James K. Leader, Partner, Leader & Berkon LLP and Taysen Van Itallie, Head of Global Litigation and Associate General Counsel, Johnson & Johnson. February 2008 [P. 24]
Improving Our Courts: A Civil Justice Reform Priority The Editor interviews PD Villarreal , Vice President and Associate General Counsel, Litigation and Conflict Management, Schering-Plough Corporation. February 2008 [P. 29]
A Firm Commitment To Improving Justice The Editor interviews John Dames , partner in the Chicago office and head of the Products Liability and Mass Tort Practice Group at Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP. November 2007 [P. 12]
DRI And LCJ - A Law Firm Perspective The Editor interviews Sheryl J. Willert , a Member and Managing Director of Williams Kastner. November 2007 [P. 13]