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Dick Willis, Partner in the Columbia, South Carolina office of Bowman and Brooke, received the "2012 Distinguished Legal Writing Award" for his article, "Ten Commandments of Cross-Examination' Get A Much-Needed Revision," which first appeared in South Carolina Lawyers Weekly and again in Michigan Lawyers Weekly.

May 2012
Spring 2012
Kenneth Ross, Strictly Speaking
February 2012
Alana Bassin and her family were recently featured in local Minnesota publication Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine in an article titled "The Kid Cities," where Alana was acknowledged as the "Power Mom." Alongside five other local moms, Alana's title as "Power Mom" describes her busy schedule as a Partner at Bowman and Brooke coupled with being a busy mother of four children and her ability to do it all almost effortlessly. Read the whole article here. 
Winter 2012
Sandra Giannone Ezell, In-House Defense Quarterly.
Fall 2011
Kenneth Ross, Strictly Speaking
November 2011
Jason H. Casell, Journal of Internet Law
November 2011
Kenneth Ross, InCompliance Magazine.
Fall 2011
Kenneth Ross, In-House Defense Quarterly.
September 2011
Jenny A. Covington, Law360.com
August 2011
Jason H. Casell, E-Discovery Connection
August 2011
Randall L. Christian and Jason H. Casell, For The Defense.
August 2011
John D. Sear, Product Liability Law & Strategy
Summer 2011
Kenneth Ross, In-House Litigator
Summer 2011
Kenneth Ross, Strictly Speaking
2011
John D. Sear, Rebecca S. Herbig, and Jonathan L. Moore, The Daubert Compendium
July 2011
Business Crimes Bulletin, Randall L. Christian, Jason H. Casell, and Francisco T. Rivas
June 2011
Today, in a 5-4 decision split along ideological lines, the Supreme Court reversed the 5th and 8th Circuits, and held that federal law pre-empts failure-to-warn claims against generic manufacturers. The Court held that the federal statutes and regulations that require generic manufacturers to use the same labeling as the brand-name drug counterparts make it impossible for generic manufacturers to simultaneously comply both with federal law and a state tort law duty to use a different label.
July 2011
Richard G. Morgan, Charles J. Schoenwetter, Michael R. Carey, The Hennepin Lawyer
July 2011
Doug L. Pfeifer, The Hennepin Lawyer
Spring 2011
Curtis J. Busby and Jennifer L. Melton, ABA's Section of Litigation Newsletter
2011
David L. Campbell, The Daubert Compendium
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