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THE GOOD LAWYER Part IV: Willpower
Douglas O. Linder & Nancy Levit. THE GOOD LAWYER: Seeking Quality in the Practice of Law....
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The Insurance Appraisal Process Part IV
Some New Ideas Part IV There is a set of persistent problems in dealing with Umps, namely their...
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The Insurance Appraisal Process–Part II
Insurance Adjustment and Appraisals Part II The blog post now turns now to an analysis of the...
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An Ironshore Cyber Policy–Part #1
Tech E&O, Network Security, Internet Media, and MPL Insurance Policy Part One (i): ...
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Expert Witness: What Not to Do
Earlier in 2013, there was a legal malpractice case involving the FDIC and a group of lawyers...
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Expert Witness Testimony: A Frequent Error
The other day, I testified in a case and made a standard mistake. Given the number of times...
Read MoreDeposition Witnesses and Leading Questions
More On Depositions I have discussed in at least one previous blog, how leading questions can be effective, not only in trials but also in depositions. I have suggested that litigating lawyers take courses in how to do this more...
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LAWYERS, LAW FIRMS & BUSINESS(ES)
It is often said that law as a business, law firms conceptualized as businesses, lawyers thinking...
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Cyber-Insurance aka E-Commerce Insurance–Part #1
This is the first “chapter” in a string of blogs focusing on cyber insurance. This...
Read MoreObservations Regarding Depositions
Witnesses and Therefore Lawyers in Depositions, Third Observations Previously, in another post, I set forth a few ways to proceed in depositions and deposition preparation. Here are a few more: (1) When a (W)itness is...
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The Prudent Expert Witness: Agreements and Performances, #1
I do some expert witness work, so this blog entry contains some experience-based remarks...
Read MoreABOUT INSURERS REACHING TOO FAR: SOME FUNDAMENTALS
LECTURE NOTES & EXHIBITS CLE “LECTURE NOTES” ARE MOSTLY ABOUT PRACTICAL MATTERS PERTAINING TO CONCEPTUALIZING, THINKING, PLANNING, AND EXECUTING. Insurers can “reach too far,” of course. This is...
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