2012 July

Articles

Articles in this issue:

Settling a minor’s lawsuit: A procedural and practical primer

Resist the pressure to wrap up a minor’s personal injury case quickly so all bases are covered

The stories are predictably sad, but each client’s story is unique and needs to be heard as it was lived

Despite clarifying several issues, the Court did not settle the central dispute in this wage-and-hour case

Dan Gildor

Pioneering trial lawyer strives to stay composed and confident without being cocky

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

A fatigued brain on an MRI scan looks like a brain that is asleep

Walk in your client’s shoes — the Gerry Spence method taken over the top

Money disappears when a PI judgment is entered. Collecting the judgment begins with detective work to identify assets

David Cook

A burden shift may occur if there has been a misuse of the defendant’s superior control over evidence