Dormer Harpring, LLC, Clinches $8.26M Verdict in E-Scooter Case
Trial Guides is thrilled to announce a stellar verdict on behalf of our customers. A Denver jury just returned an $8.26 million verdict under the Colorado Premises Liability Act in...
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Dormer Harpring, LLC, Clinches $8.26M Verdict in E-Scooter Case
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The ABA Journal Covers New Trial Guides Book Show the BriefThe ABA Journal Covers New Trial Guides Book Show the Brief
The American Bar Association Journal has published a new article on the topic of Trial Guides' new book Show the Brief. The article discusses the benefits of using graphics within complaints and motions....
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Book Review: Running with the Bulls
Book Review: Running with the Bulls
Reviewed by Taylor King Originally published in the Fall 2022 issue of the ATLA Docket, a quarterly publication from the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association Running with the Bulls by Nick...
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Lessons from Damages Evolving, Trial by Human, form Cornerstone of $4 Million Brain Injury Verdict
Lessons from Damages Evolving, Trial by Human, form Cornerstone of $4 Million Brain Injury Verdict
Trial Guides wishes to congratulate Phil Hall (Pensacola, FL) and co-counsel Chris Crawford on their recent $4 million verdict. Hall was primary counsel on a traumatic brain injury case based...
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Becoming a Trial Lawyer Review
Becoming a Trial Lawyer Review
I'm hard pressed to think of a more useful tool for starting out in practice than Rick Friedman's Becoming a Trial Lawyer. There's the classic nightmare: you're speaking to a...
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Trial Guides Customer Tom Wuori Wins $13.4M Premises Liability Verdict
Trial Guides Customer Tom Wuori Wins $13.4M Premises Liability Verdict
Congratulations to Trial Guides customer Tom Wuori, of Ringsmuth Wuori, for his recent $13.4 million verdict! Tom credits lessons learned from Rules of the Road and David Ball on Damages...
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Your brain-injured client may have hypopituitarism. Here’s why that’s important.Your brain-injured client may have hypopituitarism. Here’s why that’s important.
As discussed in a recent webinar, hypopituitarism is a commonly under-diagnosed complication in traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases. Many medical evaluations miss this devastating condition, as symptoms of hypopituitarism mimic...
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Damages Evolving Book Review
Damages Evolving Book Review
Reviewed by Nicole Gainey of Gainey Law, PLLC Originally published in the June 2022 edition of Trial News a monthly publication from the Washington State Association for Justice Damages Evolving is...
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U.S. Supreme Court Issues Opinion on Medicaid RepaymentU.S. Supreme Court Issues Opinion on Medicaid Repayment
Trial Guides wants to inform our customers of a ruling that may impact Medicaid reimbursement in your cases. Today the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in Gallardo v. Marstiller in a...
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Attorney Uses Five Trial Guides Books to Win Six-Figure Verdict
Attorney Uses Five Trial Guides Books to Win Six-Figure Verdict
Congratulations to trial lawyer—and Trial Guides customer—Angie Perkins on her recent verdict! Perkins was co-counsel on a wrongful termination and discrimination case, brought to court under the FMLA, ADA, and...
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Cutting Deep: Keith Mitnik’s Deeper Cuts
Cutting Deep: Keith Mitnik’s Deeper Cuts
Reviewed by Ada K. Wong Originally published in the April 2022 edition of Trial News, a monthly publication from the Washington State Association for Justice. After a good series finale, you hold...
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Deeper Cuts Book Review
Deeper Cuts Book Review
Reviewed by Ezra Smith Originally published in the Spring 2022 issue of ATLA Docket, a quarterly publication from the Arkansas Trial Lawyer Association. Deeper Cuts is broken down into five sections. Part One:...
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Recent $352 Million Verdict
Recent $352 Million Verdict
Congratulations to trial lawyers Randy and Alex Sorrels, of Sorrels Law in Houston, Texas, for their recent $352.7 million verdict! The Sorrels credited lessons learned from Don’t Eat the Bruises, Rules...
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The Domino Theory (Second Edition) by Edward P. Capozzi
The Domino Theory (Second Edition) by Edward P. Capozzi
Reviewed by Colton Gregory Originally published in the Winter 2022 of ATLA Docket, a quarterly publication from the Arkansas Trial Lawyer Association. Games are an important part of our society and something that...
