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  1. Lone Star Bench & Bar

    Dallas County Does Not Trust Corporate America

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    According to Bloom Strategic Consulting, Dallas County juries distrust corporate America, believe that litigation is an effective way to police corporate abuse, and in general agree that juries award the right…

  2. Lone Star Bench & Bar

    The Intersection of Litigation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

    By David Grant Crooks

    Outside of my work as a litigator I train in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. [caption id="attachment_1922" align="alignright" width="320"] Copyright: shaffandi / 123RF Stock Photo[/caption] I am a beginning white belt in jiu-jitsu,…

  3. Lone Star Bench & Bar

    Zen and the Art of Litigation

    By David Grant Crooks

    Zanshin. In Zen philosophy and Japanese influenced martial arts, there is the concept of Zanshin. [caption id="attachment_1919" align="alignright" width="320"] Copyright: wavebreakmediamicro / 123RF Stock Photo[/caption] The literal translation is “remaining…

  4. Napoli Shkolnik Blog

    Hunter Shkolnik Quoted in NY Daily News About Boeing Lawsuit

    By Napoli Shkolnik

    The near catastrophe occurred as an American Airlines jet was approaching Ezeiza International Airport in Argentina on October 3, 2014. The Boeing 777 plunged into a 4000-foot nose first dive…

  5. Financial Services Observer

    Greenberg Traurig Hosts the Program ‘Emerging Issues in Banking, Consumer Finance, and FinTech Litigation’

    By Greenberg Traurig, Aimee Wildstone

    On Oct. 25, please join Greenberg Traurig’s Class Action Litigation and Consumer Financial Services Litigation Practice Groups in the presentation titled “Emerging Issues in Banking, Consumer Finance, and FinTech Litigation”…

  6. CEQA Developments

    Fifth District Denies Rehearing, Corrects Published Opinion And Judgment In Consolidated City of Ceres Appeals To Reflect Wal-Mart’s Cost Award As Prevailing Party On Costs Appeal

    By Arthur F. Coon

    It’s always nice not to lose a hard-won prevailing party cost award due to a court’s imprecise use of party designations – which can get confusing where there are multiple…

  7. Virgin Islands Law Blog

    Business Owners: You’ve Just Been Served: Now What?

    By Ravi S. Nagi

    For any business owner, a potential lawsuit is a distraction and a hassle. If you find yourself in a situation in which you’ve been served with a lawsuit, it’s important…

  8. Legal Profession Blog

    Benefit Of The Doubt

    By Michael Frisch

    The Illinois Review Board has recommended a 60-day suspension for litigation misconduct that mostly took place in the last century.The events that led to this disciplinary matter are part of…

  9. Information Bytes

    Why govern your information? Reason #12: Unnecessary business data causes unnecessary litigation costs

    By Peter Sloan

    "If your clients don’t have a records management system, they may as well take their money out into the parking lot and set it on fire." - U.S. District Court…

  10. New York Attorney Malpractice Blog

    A Host of Standards Defined in This Appellate Division Case

    By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone

    Katz v Beil  2016 NY Slip Op 05977  Decided on September 14, 2016  Appellate Division, Second Department is an unusually long Appellate Division case which is unusually full of discussion…