A Hip Recall Discussion will take place at Mass Tort Seminar (September 20, 2011) A Hip Recall discussion will be but one of the many topics presented at “Not Your Typical Plaintiff Lawyer’s Seminar” that will be taking place at the 10th anniversary celebration of Mass Torts Made Perfect and Torts Made Perfect. This highly [...]
New York, September 20, 2011. The Rottenstein Law Group, which represents clients with claims stemming from the surgical implantation of hip replacement devices manufactured and sold by DePuy Orthopaedics and other companies, has considered the conclusions of the 8th Annual Report of the National Joint Registry for England and Wales in light of the firm’s [...]
With the recent trial of Casey Anthony coming to a surprising conclusion for many, the case has been compared to other high profile trials, including those of O.J. Simpson and Robert Blake. Defense attorney Jose Baez and his team prevailed, due to insufficient evidence to support the charges. Different charges certainly might have delivered a [...]
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Last Friday, I posted the first part of this article. If you haven’t read it yet, here’s the link: LINK TO PART 1 HERE This article was originally published by Technolawyer in 2005. I’ve included a few minor updates and extras. The following note was received by the publisher: Your article was one of the [...]
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I will begin by stating that I have worked on a number of high profile criminal and civil trials in my career, including the Robert Blake murder defense, so I know what it looks like on the inside. I hope to work on several more, so there are some things I cannot share here. I [...]
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Reprinted with permission from the July 1, 2011 issue of Law Technology News, ©2011 ALM Media Properties, LLC.idocument REVIEW, a new iPad App was recently introduced in a brief article by John Cleaves for Law Technology News. The new application sells for $29.99 and claims to tag, highlight, and redact documents. Those features, without more, made [...]
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Okay, so this doesn’t have much to do with legal technology, or trial presentation, but it does have something to do with iPad apps for attorneys and other legal professionals – assuming you eat. More specifically, assuming you have an iPad, and you like to BBQ. And, since another review I had ready to publish [...]
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TrialPad 2.0 has just been released, and I will begin by saying that they have indeed read the reviews, listened to the feedback, and have implemented the features necessary to make TrialPad the new Gold Standard of iPad Apps for Trial Presentation. I always attempt to write my reviews from a professional and objective perspective, [...]
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Finally (or, at least almost finally), a touch-typist’s dream-come-true – a keypad you can actually “feel,” instead of having to keep your fingers hovering above the iPad’s display, simultaneously watching the document you are creating, and the keypad, making sure you’re about to hit the right key. All of this is done as you’re also [...]
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Trial Presentation Consultant Robb Helt, of Litigation Resource Group, recently polled his jury, shortly after they came back with a favorable verdict. Their feedback is priceless, as it gets directly to the core of the matter as to whether we might look “too slick,” or like we have so much money that we can afford [...]
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