When disaster strikes home

Proving fraud or negligence by insurance agents as to policy limits and coverage requires careful investigation

Lee S. Harris

From Issue: 2012 June

Sanctions – To ask or not to ask: That is the question

The award of sanctions has often seemed arbitrary. Two recent decisions should help put the uncertainty to rest

Andje Medina
Jeremy Cloyd

From Issue: 2012 June

Private credit transactions – your nose knows

Before you invest your fee from a large award, give the deal a smell test

David Cook

From Issue: 2012 June

Five critical insurance issues for the plaintiff’s lawyer

Understanding the obligations of defendant’s insurer will be the basis for your strategy from case intake through resolution

Wesley Lowe
E. Gerard Mannion

From Issue: 2012 June

Appellate Reports and Cases in Brief

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2012 June

Taking the lid off the policy

Here are the initial steps you must take if your case is worth more than the policy limits

Gregory L. Bentley

From Issue: 2012 June

Profile: Todd Schneider

President-elect of the SFTLA was fired from his first job – and plaintiffs couldn’t be happier

Stephen Ellison

From Issue: 2012 June

Litigating health-care claims

What to do when a claim is denied as not being medically necessary

David Lilienstein

From Issue: 2012 June

Disability-insurance claims: The deposition of the defense medical examiner

Strategic and substantive approaches to deposing the defense’s hired guns

Rebecca Grey

From Issue: 2012 June

An ounce of protection

A small investment can yield a large benefit

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2012 June