Articles written by this author:
The crime-fraud exception to attorney-client privilege can be a powerful tool to pry out defendant’s secrets and separate the defendant from its former attorneys
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2010 December
“…But courts must also be cautious in excluding expert testimony. The court must not weigh an opinion’s probative value or substitute its own opinion for the expert’s opinion.”
Eustace de Saint PhalleWilliam VeenAndrew Clay
2013 June
Don’t let defense counsel use unrelated medical issues to distract the jury and embarrass your client
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2015 January
Don’t agree to any sham demand for a vocational exam of your client by a defense expert
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2017 May
Closing argument is the defense’s last chance to smear you and your client. Be ready!
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2017 July
If your treating doc will testify as to causation, don’t let the defense torpedo the testimony
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2017 November
Proving employer fault for the injury can offset the WC credit against your recovery – and you can be paid for your work as an expert witness on damages
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2018 July
Regarding future medical costs, the appellate court overlooked the uncertainty of health insurance in the future
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2018 October
The basis for a legal argument that ACA insurance benefits cannot be relied upon to meet your client’s future medical needs
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2018 November
A look at the methodologies of calculating future medical costs since the Cuevas decision
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2018 December
Using statutes, industry standards and company policies to demonstrate premises liability in the workplace
Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay
2020 October
