Rick Friedman On Damages Evolving
In the year 2001, David Ball on Damages took our community of approximately 100,000 plaintiffs’ lawyers by storm. It is fair to say that with one little noticed exception, Damages...
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Rick Friedman On Damages Evolving
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Six-Figure Settlement on Zero Offer Case
Six-Figure Settlement on Zero Offer Case
Get a copy of the demand letter Glenn used here. Glenn Fair Jr., of Oakmont Law Group P.C., was kind enough to share a success story regarding a recent nearly...
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Video Fluoroscopy / Digital Motion X-ray Provide Objective Proof of Traumatic Injury
Video Fluoroscopy / Digital Motion X-ray Provide Objective Proof of Traumatic Injury
Last week a very important study was published for doctors and lawyers who handle traumatic neck injuries. The study, published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,...
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$3.42 million Noneconomic Damages Verdict in Hidalgo County, Texas$3.42 million Noneconomic Damages Verdict in Hidalgo County, Texas
In Hidalgo County, Texas, attorneys Michael Cowen and Malorie Peacock of Cowen Rodriguez and Peacock obtained a just multimillion-dollar verdict for the widow of a man who died during a...
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Book Review: The Plaintiff Lawyer’s Playbook by Elden Rosenthal
Book Review: The Plaintiff Lawyer’s Playbook by Elden Rosenthal
Reviewed by Anna Burr Originally published in the Aug/Sept 2019 issue of Trial Talk, the bi-monthly magazine of the Colorado State Trial Lawyer's Association. Becoming a lawyer—especially a trial lawyer—is no easy feat. It requires...
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Back-to-Back Multimillion-Dollar Verdicts Using the Domino Theory
Back-to-Back Multimillion-Dollar Verdicts Using the Domino Theory
By Savage, Turner, Durham, Pickney & Savage Trial Attorneys Trial Attorney Zachary Sprouse credits lessons examined and explained in The Domino Theory by Trial Guides author and trial attorney Ed...
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$141,000 Verdict on a $25,000 Offer with No Physical Injuries$141,000 Verdict on a $25,000 Offer with No Physical Injuries
This was a car wreck case. No physical injuries or medical bills resulted from the wreck. At the time of the accident, the plaintiff’s two-year-old son was being treated for...
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Media Cites Trial Guides' From Good Hands to Boxing Gloves in Questioning McKinsey & Co.Media Cites Trial Guides' From Good Hands to Boxing Gloves in Questioning McKinsey & Co.
In an article about McKinsey & Co.'s impact on business and society published in "In These Times" the media continues to cite Trial Guides' From Good Hands to Boxing Gloves. "The...
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Running with the Bulls Book ReviewRunning with the Bulls Book Review
Reviewed by Megan Hottman Originally published in the June/July 2019 issue of Trial Talk, the bi-monthly magazine of the Colorado State Trial Lawyer's Association. The book I wish I’d owned ten years ago …...
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Visual Exhibits: Why They Make a Difference Even in the Early Stages of LitigationVisual Exhibits: Why They Make a Difference Even in the Early Stages of Litigation
By: Tyler Komarnycky Visual Litigation Strategist at High Impact We’ve long been told that people generally learn best in a visual format. According to one study, 65 percent of the...
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Trial by Woman Book Review
Trial by Woman Book Review
By Rachel E. Potter Originally published in the Winter 2019 edition of The Verdict for Wisconsin Association for JusticeFrom the day I announced I wanted to be a lawyer, the...
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Why Understanding TBI is Critical for Personal Injury AttorneysWhy Understanding TBI is Critical for Personal Injury Attorneys
I thought I would provide some insights into why the upcoming Trial Guides Brain Injury CLE is directly applicable to plaintiffs' lawyers. By way of background, I am a retired...
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Book Review: The Lawsuit Guide
Book Review: The Lawsuit Guide
By Jesse Froehling Originally published in the April 2019 issue of Trial News, the monthly newspaper of the Washington State Association for Justice. Shortly after I sign a fee agreement with a new...
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Embrace Your Strength as a Woman, Don’t Mask it!
Embrace Your Strength as a Woman, Don’t Mask it!
By Isabel A. M. Cole Originally published in the February 2019 issue of Trial News, the monthly newspaper of the Washington State Association for Justice. Having been in three different careers that...
