Expedited Jury Trials level the playing field for smaller-value cases Can you present your case in three hours and win over 6 of 8 jurors? This low-cost trial option might be right for your low-dollar-value case Lauren Wood From Issue: 2020 January
Identifying and connecting with conservative jurors There is a difference between “very conservative” jurors and “conservative” jurors Lisa BlueRobert Hirschhorn From Issue: 2020 January
Lien management when there is both a workers’ comp and civil case When a third-party tortfeasor action is coupled with a workers’ comp case, the complexity and dynamics of handling the lien can change dramatically Brian S. Letofsky From Issue: 2019 November
Jury selection in premises-liability cases Rooting out the eye rolls Dan KramerTeresa Johnson From Issue: 2020 January
My big mouth Whether it’s a comment to the press, a letter to the defendant or a memo for the court, legal communications can result in attorney liability, “litigation privilege” notwithstanding Douglas JohnsonNeville L. Johnson From Issue: 2019 December
Medicare Advantage lien claims: The other Medicare lien A Medicare Advantage lien claim is as powerful as a lien claim by Medicare Michael S. Fields From Issue: 2019 November
