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Tort Talk
ARTICLE: 2022 Year-End Review: Use of Zoom Becomes the Norm, Several Law Changes
Here is a republication of my year-end review article outlining the important trends and cases from over the past year in Pennsylvania civil Litigation matters. The article was published in…
Drug & Device Law
So Long to All that Junk
As we prepare to greet 2023, we find ourselves assuming the Janus-ian posture of simultaneously looking backward and forward. Forward is more fun, as we scan a schedule full of…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Recent refusals motion offers important takeaways for plaintiff-side lawyers
Decision an 'excellent summary of the law' for each category of refusal: Bogoroch's Alexandra Roman
Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Defeats Class Action with Quick and Comprehensive Recall
Companies faced with a potential product recall are often concerned with possible adverse publicity and increased litigation risk. But a quick and comprehensive recall can be the very tool that…
New York Attorney Malpractice Blog
Pro-Se Litigation and Judiciary Law 487
Pro-se litigation often raises difficult questions of whether attorneys (relying on regular practices) have said something deceitfully, or whether the Pro-se simply does not understand how litigation procedure works. Delo…
Accessibility Defense
ADA website litigation 2022
By Richard Hunt
I’ll presenting an updated version of my past webinars on ADA website accessibility litigation for University of Texas Law School CLE. Learn the theory and sometimes ugly reality of how…
Unpredictable
Litigation in Vietnam
By Will Newman
People often ask me what country I enjoy traveling to the most. My top two are Iceland and Vietnam. Vietnam is such a vibrant and exciting place, full of beautiful…
The HB Blog
U.S. Litigation Basics – The American Discovery Process
By Jihee Ahn
The United States is known for its particularly complex legal system, which is largely composed of multiple phases. Typically, the longest phase is the “discovery” phase. Discovery usually takes off…
Achkar Law Blog
Self-Represented: What Can Go Wrong?
In light of increasing economic hardships and the costs of legal proceedings, it comes as no surprise that the number of self-represented litigants is on the rise in Ontario’s courts.…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Top Litigation Boutiques 2022
Canadian Lawyer’s top 10 litigation boutiques are the go-to firms to find resolution – in court, by negotiation or by arbitration