2021 March

Bolger v. Amazon

Strict products liability catches up with the digital age

Tips on understanding medical jargon, appreciating the roles of different medical specialties and the use of analogies in medical testimony

Stress tips for the pandemic from a working-mother trial lawyer and a seasoned trial lawyer

How to avoid receiving the pesky “unable to accept or reject” letter

Courts look at negligent infliction of emotional distress in the digital age; also design immunity and “home protection plans” as insurance

“No one should suffer by the act of another” and other Maxims found at Civil Code sections 3509-3548

An overview of appeal bonds and their enforcement

David Cook

Addressing judicial bias in the courts

California is the land of the “pure referral fee.” The agreed fee is not necessarily commensurate with work done on the case

You may love, hate or be indifferent about what’s posted about you on a website, but what are your ethical obligations?

Helping the addict in our midst take steps toward recovery

Science and math education are the drivers for East Bay solo PI practitioner