By John Tarantino John TarantinoYes, I’ve heard the saying, “Nice guys finish last.” However, based on my experience, nice guys (and nice women) most often finish first in convincing juries. (And they usually sleep better at night, too.) Then and Now. I started work at nine years old, shining shoes. Today, more than 40 years • Read More »
By Elizabeth A. Starrs Elizabeth A. StarrsWhen I was a relatively new lawyer, I began representing professionals in malpractice cases. I was selected by their insurance carriers and my clients were generally (not always) resigned to accept the attorney appointed to handle their case. Imagine the look the on the face of a man who • Read More »
By Leonard Bucklin There are right ways and wrong ways that attorneys act with their own expert witness. Making changes in the expert’s report is not the most important “don’t do”, but still a significant item. It’s not the most important, because it is not done too often in the many times expert reports hit • Read More »