Environmental Books | Blindsided

In the aftermath of the appellate decision, the Castillos and I had a limited period of time in which to decide whether we …

I asked Clem Glynn how he came to know about the jurors, especially that one nasty juror who wanted to sabotage everythin…

On the first full day of deliberations in the Castillo-DuPont case, as the lawyers were going through the evidence with…

In my last post, I wrote about some of the dirty tricks the defense was employing during this trial, and how one of the defe…

As I mentioned earlier, when we went to trial, my two key witnesses had never testified in court before. That’s an extr…

In my last post, I recounted how I had been questioning the DuPont toxicology expert Dr. Judith C. Stadler, and how we had…

With the exposure issue now firmly behind us, the next fight we had to endure in the Castillo-DuPont case was the battle o…

Greg Gaebe’s opening argument in the Castillo-DuPont case began to get very opinionated. He was representing Pine I…

When we had finished with the Frye hearing for the Castillo-DuPont trial, it was time to select the jury for trial. …

In the Castillo case, where I was representing the Castillo family against DuPont and its toxic fungicide that had caus…