Over the last few months NITA has published several new case files that we wanted to tell you about. Each file comes with a CD containing additional content, and are all available for purchase through LexisNexis. These files are an excellent addition to any law library or classroom.
Addison v. Peyton By Elizabeth I. Boals
Addison v. Peyton is a civil case version of State v. Peyton. This negligence case includes two witness for both the Plaintiff and the Defense, as well as optional expert testimony. The file also includes previous recorded testimony, medical expert testimony, and bias impeachment.
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State v. Bloodworth By Sharon Cammisa and Joseph E. Taylor
State v. Bloodworth is a new criminal case file examining the death of Kenneth Fletcher. The Defendant, Gene Bloodworth, has been charged with murder. There are four witnesses for each side of the case, including forensic pathologist experts.
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Love v. Regency By Edward Stein, JD and Jonathan Rest, MD
Love v. Regency is another brand-new file. This infringement case is based on the use of similar slogans in a competing market. The Plaintiff claims the Defendant violated their common-law trademark. The case file includes two witnesses for each side, including liability expert and damages expert witnesses. The CD includes impeachment slides and problems, as well as video clips of depositions.
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Potter v. Shrackle By Kenneth S. Broun and Frank D. Rothschild
The 6th Edition of this popular case file is now available, with updates to reflect the issues that are relevant today. Katherine Potter was struck and killed by Charles Shrackle while he was driving a company vehicle. Potter’s Estate has files a wrongful death action against Shrackle and his company. This file includes six witnesses for the Plaintiff and four witnesses for the Defendant. (Revision based on original file by Kenneth S. Broun and James H. Seckinger.)
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