Personal injury victims involved in compensation processes have a worse recovery than those not involved in compensation processes. One predictor for worse recovery is lawyer engagement. As some people argue that this negative relation between lawyer engagement and recovery may be explained by lawyers' attitude and communications to clients, it seems important to investigate lawyer-client inter...

The MARIAN system, like many information systems, can be divided in to a client part and a server part (Fig. 1). Historically, MARIAN was designed to support stand-alone single-user clients running on desktop machines. Although some of these clients are still in existence, this has not been the primary means of interacting with the system since the Web revolution of the mid-1990s. Most users no...

We investigate client-server interaction where duties and rights of the parties are asymmetric, in the sense that the client is allowed to abort any session before the server has completed, but not vice versa. This implies that the client can interact with any server offering at least what she is looking for, but possibly more. We formalize such asymmetry in the setting of session types via a f...