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Articles From Michael W. Tootooian

Now you see it—Now you don’t: The Supreme Court reverses course on its interpretation of willful and wanton conduct By Michael W. Tootooian Bench and Bar, June 2008 On February 16, 2007, the Supreme Court reversed itself when it issued its opinion in Murray v. Chicago Youth Center. You would never know by reading this opinion that just seven months earlier the Supreme Court had reached a different result – one that can no longer be found.
Now you see it—Now you don’t: The Supreme Court reverses course on its interpretation of willful and wanton conduct By Michael W. Tootooian Tort Law, March 2008 On February 16, 2007, the Supreme Court reversed itself when it issued its opinion in Murray v. Chicago Youth Center. You would never know by reading this opinion that just seven months earlier the Supreme Court had reached a different result—one that can no longer be found.
Whether to shift costs or not under the new federal e-discovery rules By Michael W. Tootooian Federal Civil Practice, March 2007 The evolving nature of discovery and litigation in general has never been more dramatically affected than through the use of computers and more importantly the “electronically stored information” generated by them.

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