Search Our Database of Medical Trial Exhibits CLICK HERE These are NOT Netter exhibits GW NEWS Court TV, New York Times, BBC Interview GW's Cal Deal, an expert on the "Hurricane" Carter Triple Murder Case News media from around the world interviewed GW's Cal Deal last year because of his expertise in the Rubin "Hurricane" Carter triple murder case. The interviews followed the release of the movie "The Hurricane," which was a contender for the "Best Picture" Oscar. (It lost -- in part due to the controversy surrounding the movie's many inaccuracies.) Deal covered the Carter case as a journalist in the 1970s and put a web site about the case online early in 2000. The web site resulted in calls from scores of reporters -- some as far away as London and Sydney, Australia -- and in thousands of emails from around the world. Among those interviewing Deal were: The New York Times [Read the story; you must sign in. No fee.] The Miami Herald [Read story] Court TV's "Crier Today" (live) Court TV's "Hollywood & Crime" Dick Cavett Radio Show, New York City (live) Fox News Channel's "The O'Reilly Factor" (live) The Sun-Sentinel The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette [Read story] The BBC World Service The Australian Broadcasting Company The Irish Times The Polish Daily News MSNBC The Steve Kane Show (radio & TV) Playboy.com Bob McKeown Show (coast-to-coast in Canada) WBAI-FM, New York (live at 5 a.m.!) Washington Post Christian Science Monitor TrialGraphix Loses Its Lawsuit Against GW After losing four straight court decisions in two years, TrialGraphix has given up its federal court battle to stop GW from using the generic, descriptive phrase "trial graphics." The end came after Federal District Court Magistrate Stephen Brown ruled in GW's favor on a motion for summary judgment. TrialGraphix filed an appeal, but withdrew it Sept. 29, 2000 after the magistrate declined to award attorneys fees to The Graphic Witness. TrialGraphix previously lost all three attempts to get a temporary restraining order against GW. Trial Graphix sued GW over the use of the phrase "trial graphics" on a single page in this web site. The phrase was used in the headline "Trial graphics: Concept to completion." TrialGraphix CEO Steve Stolberg said under oath that the widely used phrase "has no meaning." GW was represented by two terrific attorneys: Kevin Crosby and Ken Joyce of Brinkley, McNerney, Morgan, Solomon & Tatum, LLP, Fort Lauderdale. (954) 522-2200. The losing side was represented by Eric Isicoff of Isicoff & Ragatz, Miami. Read more about this jaw-dropping lawsuit! FLORIDA BAR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION GW's Cal Deal Plays Key Role in Russomanno's Big Victory "A terrific job" -- CLICK HERE MEDIA Sun-Sentinel features GW on Business cover "Arresting" images -- CLICK HERE VISIT GW'S GRAPHICS GALLERY CLICK HERE FIND-IT-FAST INDEX: CLICK HERE s E-MAIL THE GRAPHIC WITNESS (if only to say hi) BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 1317 SE 2nd AVE., FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33316-1809 FAX: (954) 523-8799 © THE GRAPHIC WITNESS, INC.