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Current and Upcoming Cases Feed

Firestone Tire Cases Live_label Trial 2010-03-08 Los Angeles, CA
Cohen v. R.J. Reynolds Live_label Trial 2010-03-03 Ft Lauderdale, FL
Tozier v. City of Temple Terrace Trial 2009-10-19 Tampa , FL
Firestone Tire Cases Live_label Trial 2010-03-08 Los Angeles, CA
Cohen v. R.J. Reynolds Live_label Trial 2010-03-03 Ft Lauderdale, FL
Tozier v. City of Temple Terrace Trial 2009-10-19 Tampa , FL
McCarrell v. Roche (Accutane) Trial 2010-01-13 Atlantic City, NJ
Washington Schools v. State of WA Trial 2009-08-31 Seattle, WA
Baldonado v. El Paso Natural Gas Trial 2009-10-20 Roswell, NM
Smith v. Parker Trial 2009-12-04 Sanford, FL
Konke v. Mayer Trial 2009-12-07 Sarasota, FL
more...

Archived Cases Feed

W.L. Gore & Associates v. GE Energy Hearing 2010-01-20 Wilmington, DE
In Re: Cox Radio Shareholders Hearing 2010-01-19 Wilmington, DE
LAMPERS v. Taub (Atmel) Hearing 2010-01-07 Georgetown, DE
Wheeler v. Ford Trial 2009-12-02 Jonesboro, GA
eBay v. Craigslist Trial 2009-12-07 Georgetown, DE
Rohm v. Dow Trial 2009-03-09 Georgetown, DE
Hess v. RJ Reynolds Trial 2009-02-03 Ft Lauderdale, FL
Ferlanti v. Liggett Group Trial 2009-02-23 Ft Lauderdale, FL
Diet Drug Cases Trial 2009-03-04 Los Angeles, CA
Selectica v. Versata Enterprises Trial 2009-04-27 Wilmington, DE

CVN News Feed

  • The History and Future of Courtroom Camera Access

    November 16, 2009 - According to Jim Lyons, former editor-in-chief of CourtTVnews.com, "Today, television cameras are everywhere...one civil liberties group claims that [in London] the average person is captured on camera 300 times per day...[T]echnology has progressed to the point that banning cameras is untenable. Reporters are now routinely allowed to bring laptops into courtrooms. With a few keystrokes, that laptop can be transformed into a printing press."
  • Boies Schiller White Paper on Courtroom Camera Access

    June 09, 2009 - This white paper describes the history and experience of cameras in the courts, including (1) the recent experience in the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, where judges have permitted camera coverage of civil proceedings, and (2) a pilot project in the early 1990's by which coverage was permitted in six federal district courts and two courts of appeal. The paper was submitted in support of a proposal by the Ninth Circuit Judicial Council to permit audio-visual coverage of non-jury civil proceedings in the federal district courts in the Ninth Circuit.
  • Courtroom View Network To Provide On-Demand Video Of Banco Espirito v BDO International Trial

    May 22, 2009 - Courtroom View Network (CVN), www.courtroomview.com, today announces on demand video coverage of the Banco Espirito v BDO International trial. The trial is scheduled to take place in the 11th Judicial Circuit of Florida, Miami-Dade County, before Honorable John Schlesinger beginning on May 26, 2009. The trial is expected to last approximately 10 days.
  • Courtroom View Network to Webcast Starrh and Starrh Cotton Growers v. Aera Energy LLC Trial

    April 29, 2009 - Courtroom View Network (CVN), www.courtroomview.com, today announces live and on demand streaming video coverage of the Starrh v Aera Energy trial. The trial is scheduled to take place in Superior Court of California, Kern County, before Honorable Michael Bush beginning on April 27, 2009. The trial is expected to last approximately 20 days.
  • First for trial lawyers: Courtroom View Network and R&D Strategic Solutions team up to provide Virtual Shadow Juries

    April 16, 2009 - Courtroom View Network (CVN) and R&D Strategic Solutions (R&D) have entered into an exclusive relationship to provide clients with the ability to conduct Virtual Shadow Juries (VSJ)
  • Courtroom View Network to Webcast Audio of John Thain Hearing

    March 12, 2009 - MARCH 12, 2009 - Courtroom View Network, the nationʼs pre-eminent Webcaster of high-stakes legal proceedings,announced today that it has been granted permission to provide an audio feed of the proceedings involving former Merrill Lynchchief executive John Thain. The initial audio feed will be of the initial hearing that is taking place in New York Supreme Court inManhattan on Friday, March 13th.
  • Courtroom View Network to Webcast Diet Drug Trial.

    March 02, 2009 - Courtroom View Network (CVN), www.courtroomview.com, today announces live and on demand coverage of the Fen-Phen trial, In Re Diet Drugs Litigation. The trial is scheduled to take place in Los Angeles County Superior Court before Honorable Anthony J. Mohr beginning on March 2, 2009. The trial is expected to last 2 to 3 months.
  • Courtroom View Network makes Florida Tobacco Trial Available Online

    January 30, 2009 - Courtroom View Network announces the availability of Florida tobacco trial online after a mistrial halts the original hearing.
  • CVN To Webcast First California Welding Trial

    January 23, 2009 - Courtroom View Network, a division of Courtroom Connect, the leading provider of advanced communication services to the legal industry, today announces it is showing live coverage of the welding fumes liability trial, Thomas v. Lincoln Electric Company (Case No. RG0722122) in Alameda County (Oakland) Superior Court. The Thomas trial marks the first time allegations that a worker became ill from exposure to welding rod fumes has been heard by a California state court jury.


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