What movie do you want to make?

Writing the script for your settlement the way a screenwriter creates a movie

Jeffrey Krivis

From Issue: 2014 March

The “Sharing Economy”

I take the money – you take the risk

Christopher Dolan

From Issue: 2014 March

Settling the “dangerous condition of public property” claim

How to maximize your chance of resolution during the first mediation session

Fred Carr

From Issue: 2014 March

Forensic economics and the calculation of personal-injury damages

An overview of the role of the economic expert and some of today’s more controversial economic issues

James Mills

From Issue: 2014 March

Expanding course and scope: Employee intoxication

A fresh look at the employer’s liability for accidents due to drinking

Katherine Higgins

From Issue: 2014 March

Appellate Reports

St. Mary offers clarity in responding to Requests for Admissions

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2014 March

Treat them right

The joys and pitfalls of treating doctors

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2014 March

The great helmet myth

Does the failure to wear a helmet automatically give rise to fault by your plaintiff?

Larry Booth

From Issue: 2014 March

Profile: Elise Sanguinetti

Knowing the importance of what she is doing gets the future president of CAOC through long days and nights

From Issue: 2014 March

Expert testimony that persuades

The expert can be persuasive if your direct allows him to simplify the complex and satisfy jurors’ curiosity

John P. Blumberg

From Issue: 2014 March

Breaking new ground with the settlement documentary

Videos are not just for trial. Powerful storytelling can lead to a faster, better settlement

Keiko Feldman
Rob Feldman

From Issue: 2014 March