Sticks, Stones & Retirement vs. Disability Benefits
The old children’s rhyme taught us that words couldn’t physically hurt us. However, the one rule lawyers should know is […]
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The old children’s rhyme taught us that words couldn’t physically hurt us. However, the one rule lawyers should know is […]
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Early in 2015, the Consumer Finance Protection Board submitted a report to Congress in response to their request, “to study […]
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One of the things universal health care was designed to address was the use of the Emergency Room for routine […]
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As mentioned in this blog earlier, 2015 saw at least six states renew efforts for medical tort reform. We anticipated […]
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Every day, parties and businesses enter into contractual relationships with high hopes and expectations for the future. Even with the […]
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In the last post, we examined several Federal Rules of Civil Procedure which allow a party to recover attorneys’ fees […]
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Refusing to respond to discovery request. Failing to produce responsive documents. Answering questions on behalf of a witness at a […]
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Every litigator is aware of, or should be aware of, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11 (“Rule 11”), a rule […]
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