2017 March

Articles in this issue:

Finding damages through every witness, defense and plaintiff

Spend all the time you can in the life of the person you represent

Keeping plaintiff’s irrelevant drug and alcohol use away from the jury

Jim Bulger

Inexperienced, opposing counsel requires special consideration

Okafor v. United States of America – Holds that a lawyer’s reliance on FedEx to timely deliver a document constitutes “routine negligence”

35-year veteran thrives on holding bullies accountable while remaining human

Is it a plaintiff’s friend or foe? The answer may be found in Penal Code section 632

Exploding pool filters

These roadblocks to liability at summary judgment can often be overcome

A new breed of common carrier with the need for enhanced regulation

Talking to the press about your cases carries certain risk, but the protections are many