Ok, so this post is not about tort law. But it is information that tort lawyers (or their assistants) can use. Sometimes it is handy to create a demand letter or another document and use hyperlinks to allow the reader to quickly and easily view other documents that will be…
Stark & Stark’s Pennsylvania Law Monitor has a nice post about the impact of Facebook on personal injury litigation. An excerpt: The Internet and social networking sites have changed the face of litigation in this country. However, there are some precautions that you can take to protect yourself, short…
Brian Tannebaum is a Florida lawyer who handles bar grievance cases and shares information on the subject in his blog, My Law License. He has been kind enough to share an e-book with us called "I Got A Bar Complaint" that is both informative and entertaining. The book…
As I mentioned in three previous posts, Shannon Ragland of the Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter has graciously agreed to permit me to share some of the information he has gathered concerning jury trials in Tennessee. This multi-part series will discuss some of the data contained in Shannon’s 359-page 2009 report. You can…
I am pleased (no, overjoyed) to report that the new edition of my tort book has gone to the printer. The book is now in its third edition, with a title change to more accurately reflect what the book contains. Day on Torts: Leading Cases in Tennessee Tort Law contains 79…
As I mentioned in two previous posts, Shannon Ragland of the Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter has graciously agreed to permit me to share some of the information he has gathered concerning jury trials in Tennessee. This multi-part series will discuss some of the data contained in Shannon’s 359-page report. You can buy…
As I mentioned in last Tuesday’s post, Shannon Ragland of the Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter has graciously agreed to permit me to share some of the information he has gathered concerning jury trials in Tennessee. This multi-part series will discuss some of the data contained in Shannon’s 359-page report. You can buy…
Shannon Ragland of the Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter has graciously agreed to permit me to share some of the information he has gathered concerning jury trials in Tennessee. It is fair to say that Shannon has the most comprehensive collection of jury verdict information in the state. Indeed, in my mind it…
The American Association for Justice is hosting a teleseminar on March 16, 2010 on the ethics of secrets settlements. Get more information here.
The Springfield Injury Law Blog has given us a great post titled "8 Ways to Help Your Personal Injury Lawyer Help Your Case." Obviously, the post informs personal injury clients how they can help their lawyer obtain a better result in their case. It is so good I am…