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Law Schools Need to Teach Statutory Construction Rules

by Jacobson | Dec 10, 2004 | All articles

Jacobson, “Law Schools Need to Teach Statutory Construction Rules” 12/10/04 The Daily Journal. An analysis of the law of statutory interpretation.

Courts Differ Over Who Can Sue for Construction Defects

by Jacobson | Jul 8, 2004 | All articles

Jacobson, “Courts Differ Over Who Can Sue for Construction Defects” 07/08/04 The Daily Journal. An analysis of the differing views amongst California’s Courts of Appeal regarding the accrual in tort of a construction defect action.

Dogs Are Humans’ Best Friend Not Best Evidence

by Jacobson | Apr 22, 2004 | All articles

Jacobson, “Dogs Are Humans’ Best Friend Not Best Evidence” 04/22/04 The Daily Journal page 7. An analysis of statutory law, common law, and Constitutional law regarding dog tracking evidence.

Burden of Proof Producing Evidence Have Distinct Roles

by Jacobson | Mar 10, 2004 | All articles

Jacobson, “Burden of Proof Producing Evidence Have Distinct Roles” 03/10/04 The Daily Journal page 7. An analysis of California evidence law related to the rules and effect of the dual burdens of proof and of producing evidence.

Wildfire Victims May Sue for Fire-Protection-Related Defects

by Jacobson | Dec 12, 2003 | All articles

Jacobson, “Wildfire Victims May Sue for Fire-Protection-Related Defects” 12/12/03 The Daily Journal page 7. An analysis of contractual and tort remedies in construction defect lawsuits.
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