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INDEX TO VOLUME 39 Fall 2003—Summer 2004 N.B.: The following indexes articles in Volume 39 by title, author, and subject, but does mot index articles from the Winter (2004) issue, Volume 39, Number 2. Readers seeking articles in that “Recent Developments” survey issue should refer to the Table of Contents thereof riTLE INDEX The August 2003 Blackout and Insurance Laying the Foundation for Staff Counsel Coverage for Power Outage Losses Representation of Insureds Scott G. Johnson and Amy M. ¢ William T. Barker, 39:897 Bad Insurance Bad Faith Law Obtaining Bank Examination and Suspicious Douglas R. Richmon 9:] Activity Reports in the Investigation of Drugs, Alcohol, and Accidental Death Financial Institution Bond Claims Coverage Randall I. Marmor, 39:947 Russell S. Buhite H. Mags 39-9OR5 4 Primer on Case Law Under the Americans Emerging Issues in Noninjury Class Litigation with Disabilities Act Targeting Product Lines Matthew B. Schiff, 39:1141 Deborah M. Russel R 39-137 Reassessing the Sophisticated Insured Exception Good Faith as a Matter of Law—An Update Hazel Glenn Beh, 39:85 on the Insurance Company’s “Right to Be Wrong” The Supreme Court’s New Take on Punitive Douglas G. Houser, R Damages in State Farm Mutual Automobile M. Bolduan, 39 Insurance Co. v. Campbell: Criticism and Insurance Binders Revisited Strategies for Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Navigating Peter Nash Swisher the New Rules Marc A. Johnston, 39:1093 Insurance Recovery for Losses from Contaminated or Genetically Modified Fuods Tort Wars Marc S. Mayersor Joel Levin, 39:869 The Insurer’s Contract “Right” to Defend the Toxic Torts and the Absolute Pollution “Tripartite” Relationship Reconsidered Exclusion Revisited MichaelM . Marick and Karen M. Dix 9 William P. Shelley and Joshua A. Mooney, 39:55 A Lawyer’s Ethical Obligations When the Client’s Creditors Claim a Share of the Tort Two Reviews of Four Trials Settlement Proceeds Richard Turbin and Marvin L. Karp, 39:1197 Charles M. Cork III, 39:12 1208 Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal, Summer 2004 (39:4) AUTHOR INDEX Barker, William T Strategies for Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Navigating th New Rules, 39:1093 Johnson, Scott G. and Churan, Amy M. The August 2003 Blackout and Insurance Coverage for Power Outage Losses, 39:813 Reassessing the ophi t E xcepuon, Karp, Marvin L.; and Turbin, Richard Two Reviews of Four Trials, 39:1197 Bolduan, Linda M.; Clark, RonaldJ. ; and Houser, Douglas G Levin, Joel Matter o \n Update on Tort Wars, 39:869 Be Marick, Michael M.; and Dixon, Karen M. The Insurer’s Contract “Right” to Defend the Buhite, Russell S.; and Marre ro-Ladik, H. “Tripartite” Relationship Reconsidered, 39:1119 Maggie Marmor, Randall I. 1 Acci th Coverage, Obtaining Bank Examination and Suspicious Activity Reports in the Investigation of Churan, Amy M.; and Johnson, Scott G. Financial Institution Bond Claims, 39:947 Che August 2003 Blacko ce Marrero-Ladik, H. Maggie; and Buhite, Coverage for Power O 39-813 Russell S. Drugs, Alcohol, and Accidental Death Coverage, Clark, RonaldJ .; Houser, DouglasG. ; and 39 985 Bolduan, Linda M. I Matter Update on Mayerson, Marc S. Be Insurance Recovery for Losses from Contaminated or Genetically Modified Foods 39:837 the Client’s Mooney, Joshua A.; and Shelley, William P. t Settlement Toxic Torts and the Absolute Pollution Exclusior Revisited, 39:55 Richmond, Douglas R. Dixon, Karen M.; and Marick Michael M. ,T he I I Contract “R Bad Insurance Bad Faith Law, 39:1 Relationshiy red, 39:1119 Russell, Deborah M.; and Hodges, Robert L. Emerging Issues in Noninjury Class Litigation Hodges, Robert L.; and Russell, Deborah M. Targeting Product Lines, 39:137 Emerging Is Nonir Litigation i| Schiff, Matthew B. A Primer on Case Law Under the Americans with Houser, Douglas G.; Clark, RonaldJ. ; and Disabilities Act, 39:1141 Bolduan, Linda M. 1 Faith a tter of \n Update on Shelley, William P.; and Mooney, Joshua A. Insuran ompany’s “] t to Be Toxic Torts and the Absolute Pollution Exclusion Wrong,” 39:1045 Revisited, 39:55 Swisher, Peter Nash Johnston, Marc A. Insurance Binders Revisited, 39:1011 The Supreme Court’s New 17 Punitive Damages in State Farm Mutua {utomobile Turbin, Richard; and Karp, Marvin L. Insurance Co Campbell: C1 m and Two Reviews of Four Trials, 39:1197 Index to Volume 39 SUBJECT INDEX Americans with Disabilities Act Damages A Primer on Case Law Under tl See Punitive Damages Disabilities Act Disability Matthew B. Schiff, 39:1141 4 Primer on Case Law Under the Americans with Bad Faith Disabilities Act Bad Insurance Bad Faith Lav Matthew B. Schiff, 39:1141 Douglas R. Richmond, 39:1 Drugs and Alcohol Good Faith as a Matter of Drugs, Alcohol, and Accidental Death Coverage the Insurance Company’s “ i Russell S$. Buhite and H. Maggie Marrero-Ladik, Douglas G. Houser, Ronald J. Clark, and 39:985 M. Bolduan, 39:1045 Duty/Right to Defend Binders The Insurer’s Contract “Right” to Defend the Insurance Binders Revisited “Tripartite” Relationship Reconsidered Peter Nash Swisher, 39:1011 Michael M. Marick and Karen M. Dixon, 39:1119 Class Actions Edwards, John Emerging Issues in Iwo Reviews of Four Trials Targeting Product Line Richard Turbin and Marvin L. Karp, 39:1197 Deborah M. Russell and R 39:137 Environmental Law Coverage Toxic Torts and the Absolute Pollution Exclusion The August 2003 Blackout and Revisited William P. Shelley and Joshua A. Mooney, 39:55 Coverage for Power Outa Scott G. Johnson and Amy M. Churan Ethics A Lawyer’s Ethical Obligations When the Client’s 3ad Insurance Bad Faith Law Creditors Claim a Share of the Tort Settlement Douglas R. Richmond, 39:1 Proceeds Insurance Binders Revisited Charles M. Cork III, 39:121 Peter Nash Swisher, 39:1011 Laying the Foundation for Staff Counsel Drugs, Alcohol, and Accidental Death Coverage Representation of Insureds Russell S$. Buhite and H. Maggie Marrero-Ladik, William T. Barker, 39:897 39-985 Che Insurer’s Contract “Right” to Defend the Good Faith as a Matter of Law—An Update on “Tripartite” Relationship Reconsidered the Insurance Company’s “Right t » Be Wrong” Michael M. Marick and Karen M. Dixon, 39:1119 Douglas G. Houser, Ronald J. Clark, and Linda M. Bolduan, 39:1045 Tort Wars Insurance Recovery for Losses from Joel Levin, 39:869 Contaminated or Genetically Modified Foods Fidelity Law Marc S. Mayerson, 39:837 Obtaining Bank Examination and Suspicious Toxic Torts and the Absolute Pollution Exclusion Activity Reports in the Investigation of Revisited Financial Institution Bond Claims William P. Shelley and Joshua A. Mooney, 39:55 Randall I. Marmor, 39:947 1210 Tort Trial ¢ wrance Practice Law Journal, Summer 2004 (39:4) Financial Institution Bonds Staff Counsel Q) ) Laying the Foundation for Staff Counsel Representation of Insureds William T. Barker, 39:897 Torts A Lawyer’s Ethical Obligations When the Client’s I Creditors Claim a Share of the Tort Settlement fied Foods Prroocceeee ds Charles M. Cork III, 39:121 Insurance Coverage The Supreme Court’s New Take on Punitive see Coverage Damages in State Farm Mutual Automobil Insurance P.o licy Construct Insurance Co. v. Campbef ll: Criticism : and Strategies for Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Navigating t Sophist Exception New Rules Marc A. Johnston, 39:1093 Power Outages/Blackouts 003 Black — Tort Wars Joel Levin, 39:869 Iwo Reviews of Four Trial Products I Richard Turbin and Marvir Litigation Toxic Torts Toxic Torts and t Revisited William P. Shelley Punitive Damages TTrr:i als Iwo Reviews of Four Richard Turbin and M Tripartite Relationship The Insurer’s Contract Iripartite” Relatior Michael M. Marick and Sophisticated Insured Exc