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Tag Archives: Trial Issues
RSD or CRPS: The Pain that never ends
I had the privilege of representing a client who had been represented by seven lawyers before I was retained. He read my blog in January, 2011 and I went to trial for him in March, 2011 and won. His case … Continue reading
Drunk Drivers, Fifth Amendment and CIVIL cases: How Does the 5th work?
In an earlier blog I told my readers I would occasionally discuss certain rules of evidence which I found to be interesting. That one was about the “T”word: traffic tickets. Today’s post is about the consequences of someone in … Continue reading
Keeping Stuff out of Trials: Dirty Tricks
There is a lot of stuff that doesn’t come up at a well tried case. The court depends on trial attorneys to give it a heads up on such things, and knows there is a lot of dirty laundry out … Continue reading