Neil Vidmar, Russell M. Robinson, II Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Law

Contact Info:

Office Location:	Duke Law School 210 Science Dr, Duke Box 90362, Durham, NC 27708
Email Address:
Web Page:	http://law.duke.edu/fac/vidmar/

Education:

Ph.D.	University of Illinois	1967
MA Psychology		1965
M.A.	University of Illinois	1965
A.B. Psychology (Cum Laude)	MacMurray College, Jacksonville, IL	1962
B.A.	Macmurray College	1962

Recent Publications   (More Publications)   (search)

1. Vidmar, N; Kritzer, H (2015). When the Lawyer Screws Up: A Portrait of Legal Malpractice Claims and Their Resolution. [available here]
2. Vidmar, N; Kritzer, H (2015). Lawyers on Trial: Juror Hostility to Defendants in Legal Malpractice Trials. Hofstra Law Review, 44, 375-399. [available here]
3. Vidmar, N; MacKillop, K (2015). Decision-Making in the Dark: How Pre-Trial Errors Change the Narrative in Criminal Jury Trials. Chicago Kent Law Review, 90(3), 957-980.
4. Vidmar, N (2015). Jurors Do Their Jobs Well. Judicature, 99(2), 4.
5. Vidmar, N; Liu, G; Johnson, C (2014). Do Racial Disparities Exist During Pretrial Decisionmaking? Evidence from North Carolina. [3344]