ELECTRONIC CRASH SENSING IN AIR BAG LITIGATION
Air bag litigation is particularly subject to the effects of rapidly changing technology. The ability to detect and identify a collision is the most difficult and critical function of an air bag...
View ArticleIt’s the business, stupid: bringing strategy tools into the practice of law
“A lawyer who has not studied economics… is very apt to become a public enemy” Brandeis J. Law schools do not generally teach anything about business, as opposed to business law. As a result, lawyers...
View ArticleBringing Legal into Strategy Development: A New Blue Ocean?
Bringing legal expertise into business strategy development is the natural conclusion of the process which I have advocated of lawyers to becoming more nuanced and practical business advisors.
View ArticleBusiness opportunities in legal services
Looking for innovation in the delivery of legal services leads naturally to an examination of business of lawyering, as opposed to the practice of law, and there is a large range of potential new...
View ArticleEvading the Trap in Trap Orders
A trap order is imposed in order to gather evidence in litigation matters that revolve around claims based on misleading or deceptive conduct or passing off. However, in instances where one fails to...
View ArticleAn Overview of the Stages of Workplace Investigation
A workplace investigation is usually conducted to learn more about complaints brought upon by employees concerning their workplace or employment in general.
View ArticlePain: 101. Where does it hurt? Making chronic pain understandable
A dictionary defines pain as the sensations one feels when hurt, mentally or physically. suffering the bearing or undergoing of pain, distress or injury. Some jurors see pain and suffering as a...
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