Category: PHILOSOPHY
Expert Testimony in Insurance Cases–Some Legal History
EXPERT TESTIMONY IN VARIOU STYPES OF INSURANCE CASES: SOMEHISTORY *This essay was written, delivered as a CLE lecture, and then rewritten several years ago. It’s purpose was to link the then new expert witness law of the...
Read MoreLegal Ethics: Kronman’sTHE LOST LAWYER–A TRULY BEAUTIFUL “PERSON” HALF-WAY FOUND
Deliberation, Practical Wisdom, and Idealism: The Complex Brilliance and Profundity of Kronman’s LOST LAWYER, Second Essay Michael Sean Quinn* On November 26, 2014, I published a blog-post on a book by Anthony T. Kronman, a law...
Read MoreAnthony T. Kronman, THE LOST LAWYER–Yesterday and Today
Kronman’s Ideal Lawyer: Lawyer-Statesman First Essay Michael Sean Quinn(See the end for more) Nota bene: There will be updates, e.g., one on 1/23/15, How should the very best lawyers be conceived? What is the essence of...
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Legal Ethics: Its Multidimensionality–A Short Introductory Quasi-Philosophical Approach
LEGAL ETHICS: NINE OF ITS DIMENSIONS The phrase “legal ethics” should be thought...
Read MoreAN INSURANCE ADJUSTMENT AXIOM: LOOK FOR COVERAGE
I started working on first-party insurance claims in the early 1980s. I have been collecting data and literature on insurance adjusting, i.e., claims handling, ever since. A fair amount of it is collected, explicated, and...
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The Happy Lawyer, Introduction–Part One: Orientation
Michael Sean Quinn, Ph.D, J.D., Etc. 2630 Exposition Blvd #115 Austin, Texas 78703 (o) 512-296-2594 (c) 512-656-0503 mquinn@msqlaw.com Preface There are lots of books and articles focusing on a whole array of...
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