How to build bridges in place of walls – thoughts on defense lawyers at CAALA Vegas
Joseph M. Barrett
2015 November
With aggressive and thoughtful discovery, the defense will ask you to go to mediation
Bruce Brusavich
2015 November
A look at “neutral” arbitrators and the arbitration brief that enables the neutral to do the right thing
Arlan Cohen
2015 November
These can be difficult cases, but there are scenarios in which they are viable
Michael L. CohenHeather M. McKeon
2015 November
U.S. v. Moser — Holds that the reasons relied on by the district judge to cut the prevailing party’s fee award constituted an abuse of discretion
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2015 November
A look at the strategy of deposing and examining medical experts
Bruce G. Fagel, M.D.
2015 November
A medical damages roadmap that addresses the interplay between the ACA, MICRA and the collateral-source rule
Steven Heimberg
2015 November
A step-by-step guide to the use of videotape from discovery through trial
John Hinman
2015 November
It’s a narrow exception that authorizes an employee who suffers a power-press injury to augment the recovery under workers’ comp
Brian S. Kabateck Douglas A. Rochen
2015 November
In medical malpractice, the best cases settle – if the defendant consents – and the weaker cases go to trial
Lawrence Rudd, M.D.
2015 November
What you need to know about asserting claims for interns, apprentices, trainees, students, and volunteers
Bryan SchwartzAdetunji Olude
2015 November
Should you have a binding arbitration clause in your attorney fee agreement?
Karen StromeyerTimothy Halloran
2015 November
Top Gun Awards ceremony and dinner November 21 at the Fairmont Hotel, Newport Beach
Ted B. Wacker
2015 November
Facts and benefits for CAALA members
Stuart Zanville
2015 November
