Eric Lasker for Washington Legal Foundation's Legal Backgrounder
IADC's Product Liability Newsletter (July 2008)
Stephen A. Klein for Service Contractor Magazine
LJN’s Product Liability Law & Strategy (September 2007) (Eric G. Lasker)
Washington Legal Foundation’s Legal Backgrounder (April 13, 2007) (Donald W. Fowler and Eric G. Lasker)
In the final installment, authors Joe Hollingsworth and Eric Lasker, discuss causation opinions premised on clinical practice, and how defense counsel can effectively use Daubert to exclude causation testimony that rests upon anecdotal case reports and clinical reasoning; Michigan Defense Quarterly (April 2007)
Written by Joe Hollingsworth and Eric Lasker, the second article explains how defense counsel can assist courts in properly applying the Daubert requirements to various categories of scientific evidence often cited by plaintiffs' experts in support of general causation opinions. Michigan Defense Quarterly (January 2007).
LJN’s Product Liability Law & Strategy (November 2006) (Eric G. Lasker)
Throwing Out Junk Science: The first article of this 3-part series discusses the legal standards for admissibility of medical causation expert testimony following the Michigan Supreme Court's adoption of the federal Daubert requirements of reliance and relevance. Michigan Defense Quarterly (October 2006) (Joe G. Hollingsworth and Eric G. Lasker).
Andrew's Pharmaceutical Litigation Reporter (April 2006) (Eric G. Lasker)
