Being yourself at trial

“The bigger, overarching question is, do you play it safe – e.g., keep it simple, not go for home runs – or go big?”

Seth Rosenberg

From Issue: 2019 January

Early identification of dangerous conditions in intersections and highways

Combine online tools with a scene inspection to narrow your search for a dangerous condition

Carlos Gomez

From Issue: 2018 November

Consumer-protection actions against credit repair and debt-relief companies

The Credit Repair Organizations Act may offer justice for consumers whose already tattered financial lives are further damaged by debt-relief companies

Elizabeth Wagner

From Issue: 2018 November

Communication skills for lawyers

Try thinking of opposing counsel as decent people who care about puppies and children

John P. Blumberg

From Issue: 2018 December

The law of unintended consequences

Law enforcement agencies are investigating medical service providers — docs and clinics — for fraud and other crimes

Elinor Leary

From Issue: 2018 December

Provisions that should be prohibited in settlement agreements

Plaintiffs’ attorneys have an ethical obligation to protect the civil justice system by opposing confidentiality, non-disparagement and non-participation clauses in settlement agreements

James C. Sturdevant

From Issue: 2018 October