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Unnecessary Court Secrecy in Product Liability Litigation Endangers Our Safety, and Undermines Fundamental Principles of Our Civil Justice System
The Electronic Medical Record, Audit Logs and Revision History
Medical Errors are the Third Leading Cause of Death in the U.S.
Lawyers Must Insist on the Absolute Discovery Immunity Afforded to Opinion Work Product
All Clinical Practice Guidelines Are Not Created Equal
Avoid Nursing Home Arbitration Agreements
A Brief Guide to Pre-Existing Conditions and Pre-Existing Disabilities And How to Craft a Proper Jury Instruction
Qui Facit Per Alium Facit Per Se: The Boundaries of Connecticut’s Family-Car Doctrine
Post-Judgment Interest At the Rate of Ten Percent, And No More: The Interaction Between C.G.S. 37-3b And Other Post-Judgment Interest Accruing Statutes
Nursing Home Litigation
Watch Your Step! How to Avoid the Statute of Limitations Trap When Your Private Doctor is a De Jure Federal Employee
Bifolck v. Philip Morris, Inc.: Will the Connecticut Supreme Court Re-Invent Design Defect Law At The Expense Of Consumers?
Making Wrongful Death Claims Against Nursing Homes
Lying Under Oath Undermines the Authority of our Judicial System
Insurers Use Biased Records Review Companies
Experts Should Not be Allowed to Lie Under Oath
Connecticut Punitive Damages Laws Outdated, Often Ineffective, and Should Be Changed
Broad Civil Discovery Protects Us From Deadly Products
Planning For The Admission Of Electronic Or Computer Evidence In Connecticut Truck Accident Cases
The SMART Act: Cordially Referred to as the “Saving Me A lot of Ridiculous Time” Act
Physical Contact and Occupying Under a UIM Policy
Eliminate Unnecessary Delays in Discovery and Trial
Courts Should Curb Discovery Abuse
What the Defense Does Not Want the Jury to Hear: The Defendant is a Professional Driver!
The Importance of Corporate Representative Deposition in Product Liability Cases
Dispelling the Myth of Insurance Bad Faith
Can a Defendant Health Care Provider Be Asked Standard of Care Questions at a Deposition in a Medical Malpractice Case?
Legal Focus Groups: An Essential Trial Preparation Tool
Daubert/Porter in Connecticut Medical Malpractice Cases
Piercing the Corporate Veil In Connecticut
Challenging the New Good Faith Opinion Letters: Motion to Strike or Motion to Dismiss?
Proving Difficult Lost Wage Claims
Common Evidentiary Issues in the Auto Accident Claim
A Review of Common Practice Issues for the Personal Injury Paralegal
Closing Argument and Requests to Charge
Basic Anatomy of a Nursing Home Case in Connecticut
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