The test for defective design is technological feasibility
Larry Booth
2016 January
Assumption of the risk: If you buy tickets to a haunted house, expect to be scared (Griffin v. The Haunted Hotel)
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2016 January
Calculating worklife expectancy value for partial disability
Joseph T. CrouseChris ReyesA. M. Gamboa, Jr.
2016 January
Tips and techniques for pushing back on insurance companies
Jonathan Howell
2016 January
The test for defective design is technological feasibility
Brian J. Malloy
2016 January
The right to a new trial is purely statutory, and focusing on four key statutory areas is important to winning this post-trial motion
Jill McDonell
2016 January
There might be just enough time
Christa Ramey
2016 January
Many goals for 2016 – and let’s not forget it’s an election year
David M. Ring
2016 January
Say “No” to cheap settlements and “Yes” to trial by fire
Nicholas C. Rowley
2016 January
Rookie and veteran lawyers offer strategies and techniques on how to overcome challenges and maximize jury awards
Ibiere N. Seck
2016 January
Setting realistic goals avoids client disappointment and makes it less likely that you will be subbed out of the case or threatened with a malpractice action
Laura F. Sedrish
2016 January
Identifying the “poison” jurors and getting both the good and bad jurors talking
Robert T. SimonSevy W. Fisher
2016 January
There is nothing as scary, and as exhilarating, as trying your first case
Aslin Tutuyan
2016 January
“Rise Up” is pretty good advice for trial lawyers
Stuart Zanville
2016 January
Your last, best chance to get the judge to understand the factual and legal issues of your particular case
Daniel Y. Zohar
2016 January
It’s not just for the military. HOOAH!
Vincent D. Howard
2016 January
