LEAD ARTICLE – SEPTEMBER 2018 Keeping It Simple I can imagine that litigation is complex enough. Having an expert further cloud the waters must border on the intolerable. Even though some plaintiffs experience a constellation of complex, almost overwhelming injuries, … Read More
CASE VIGNETTE – SEPTEMBER 2018 When There Is Nothing To Be Found, Is It Possible That Nothing Has Happened? Although plaintiffs can almost always clearly explain an event, it is sometimes more difficult to relate that description to the claimed … Read More
GENERAL ADVICE – SEPTEMBER 2018 Can You Change The Expert’s Mind? I am referring to the scenario where an expert’s report does not align closely with the complaints made by the plaintiff or with your own perception of the plaintiff’s … Read More