2019 June

When your brain-injured client returns to work

Maximizing non-economic damages in a brain-injury case when your client returns to work

Annie Wu

Six notable recent cases clarify the law surrounding offers to compromise

A second stint in law school helps academic find his path into personal-injury law

The initial contact with a potential client sets the tone

The reason there are “rules of thumb” for mediation is that they are most often true

A look at the strategies and recent case law useful to maximize economic damages at trial

Piercing the corporate veil and holding passive corporate business owners personally liable for torts caused by the corporate entity

The insured plaintiff who was considered “uninsured” for the purpose of economic damages, and other recent cases that impact damage awards

How to argue large damages at trial, and what to be mindful of during trial to protect your verdict after trial

A practical guide to representing homeowners against their insurers

Mazik v. Geico affirms punitive damages finding a regional manager qualified as a “managing agent”