3/3/2011· Toxicology
By: Harry Milman
Nongenotoxic bladder carcinogens that form bladder calculi have been concluded to be of low carcinogenic risk to humans because bladder stones would be expelled or surgically removed before they had a chance to exert their carcinogenic effect.
3/1/2011· Environment
Legionnaires' Disease - Nothing Ironic At All
By: Tim Keane
Dr. Vincent Conte of the Miami - Dade County Health Department said about the EPIC hotel Legionnaires' disease outbreak, "What's ironic is the hotel installed a special filtration system to enhance the quality of their drinking water."
2/25/2011· Expert Witnessing
Because I Said So...Credentials vs Credibility
Remember when you were a kid? Remember when Mom or Dad told you to eat the asparagus?
2/21/2011· Politics
Clandestine HUMINT In Counterinsurgency (The Vietnam Example)
In Vietnam the theater army component intelligence collection architecture matured by the Spring of 1968.
2/21/2011· Computers
Case Scenario: Business Software Patent Litigation
By: Brooks Hilliard
A distributor of products used in the health care industry invented a system and filed patents describing the system and associated methods.
2/21/2011· Mining
By: Christopher Dore
This chapter provides an archaeological perspective on the Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 (ARPA).
2/17/2011· Politics
A Concert of the Greater Middle East
In the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars Europe was a political shambles.
2/16/2011· Economics
Measuring The Loss Of Enjoyment Of Life In Personal Injury Cases In Washington - Hedonic Damages
By: Stan V. Smith
In most courts, the value of a human being is not recognized. According to the laws of many states, your life isn't worth a "plugged nickel" if you no longer work.
2/15/2011· Psychiatry
Testifying in Contested Custody Litigation
Testifying in court or at deposition is a challenging and at times, disconcerting experience even for the seasoned expert.
2/14/2011· Insurance
Agents Beware: Due Diligence Is Now Required
By: Michael Sapourn
Transactions between retail agents and brokers they place business through just became more labor intensive.
