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Articles From Karen McNulty Enright

Through the eyes of a juror: A lawyer’s perspective from inside the jury room By Karen McNulty Enright Tort Law, April 2014 The author recalls her experience as a juror in a civil trial in the Circuit Court of Cook County.
Open & obvious—Or have you forgotten? By Karen McNulty Enright & Ruth Degnan Tort Law, November 2005 The First District Appellate Court recently provided an instructive and comprehensive decision on the distraction exception to the open and obvious doctrine in Clifford v. Wharton Business Group.
Illinois Supreme Court Rule 212(a)(5)—Can you use a discovery deposition as evidence at trial? By Karen McNulty Enright Tort Law, December 2002 Subsection (a)(5), which was recently added to Illinois Supreme Court rule 212 in 2001, may forever change the way in which we take discovery depositions.
Admissibility of board certification By Karen McNulty Enright Tort Law, June 2000 In medical malpractice cases we frequently find ourselves asking a physician whether or not they are board certified.

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