"This isn't only trial by media," said the lawyer, "they have also published a verdict".
Not only would trial costs trash the income statement, but a trial could also easily invalidate Immersion's patents, meaning even automakers could take a second look at their deals.
Some district attorneys, in New York City at least, earn more than not only the trial judge but also the chief judge.
He was also an inspiring mentor to generations of younger lawyers, sharing not only his trial skills but, more importantly, his principles of dedicated service to both clients and community.
But he gradually realized that his father's having come out and then died a few years later, in 2004, was not only a trial but also "a gift".
"He began by reading and virtually committing to memory not only the trial record and the state-court decisions in the Hill case," Garment writes, "but copious quantities of additional background material, including federal and state case law, law-review articles, and philosophical writing on libel and privacy….
Combining these outcomes on different scales potentially adds a layer of multiplicity, because the outcome of interest might be measured on more than one scale not only across trials but also within the same trial.
His use of admittedly ponderous language is designed to embrace not only criminal trials but also civil hearings and administrative decisions.
But even before the recent Avandia episode, advocates for greater study transparency like Dr. Nissen were pushing lawmakers to take the next step by requiring that producers of drugs and makers of devices not only register trials but also publicly disclose study findings.
