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SCOTUS Puts the Brakes on Arbitration: Contract Drivers Engaged in Interstate Commerce Can Litigate in Court
Seyfarth Synopsis: Arbitration of employment claims continues to be a hot topic at the Supreme Court. In a unanimous 8-0 decision (Justice Kavanaugh r...
Fighting Your Broker in Arbitration? Finra 'Judges' Give Some Tips
Investors who bring claims against stockbrokers could have a great case, but lose anyway. Sometimes that's because they make stupid mistakes, like whining about their personal problems.
Top Seven Terrible Mistakes Lawyers Make in Arbitrations
There is a great argument that lawyer advocacy in an arbitration is more essential than at trial in court. Agreeing to arbitrate disputes is a serious...
Workers' Compensation Case: What If You Lose At Arbitration?
After a work-related injury occurs, there are several things that will take place aside from reporting the accident to your employer.
What is Arbitration and How can it Affect My Personal Injury Claim?
Arbitration clauses usually require the parties to agree that in the case of a dispute, they will go to arbitration instead of filing a lawsuit in a court.
6 Tips for Talking to Non-Lawyer Friends About SCOTUS
When it comes to handing out free legal advice to friends, most lawyers have strong feelings against this, or will eventually develop them. But that doesn't mean you can't still talk to your non-lawyer friends about legal current events,...
The Essential Guide to Preparing Your Case for Trial, Hearing, or Arbitration
In popular culture, a trial often hinges on a single moment – an accidental admission of guilt or sudden epiphany from a budding lawyer. But when a...
SCOTUS Laughter As A ‘Blood Sport’: When The Justices Aren’t Trying To Be Funny
It isn't for the sake of humor, it's actually a power grab.
Who Is Responsible For An Accident When The Brakes Go Out?
At Roman & Roman, P.A., we’ve spent decades fighting to protect injured Floridians who are seriously hurt or killed by negligent or careless drivers.
Medical Malpractice Arbitration: Are You Settling Your Case Too Early?
You’ve been injured by your doctor and his negligence has caused you to miss work, lose time with your family and has caused you tremendous pain. As a result, you do the right thing and hire an attorney. Your attorney comes to you with an offer of a certain dollar amount from your doctor’s insurance company. He asks
Will A.I. Put Lawyers Out Of Business?
Conventional wisdom suggests AI will replace many blue collar jobs. What doesn't get nearly as much press is the fact advancements in AI may render human attorneys obsolete. Or will it? We explore how else AI may change the face of the legal profession from jury selection, research, billable hours..
Lawyers: Need to Focus? Put That Smartphone Away
With all that power to compute and show you delightful cat pictures and videos, you may not want to believe it, but your smartphone hinders your ability to think. At least according to the recent research published in the...
They Put Money Where? Conducting Discovery About International Assets
It happens to family lawyers all the time. A new client comes in to meet with us for an initial consultation and tells us that his or her spouse...
Going On A J1? Irish Law Students Have Put Together A Brilliant Handbook
Nothing Like a Fight Over Dinosaur Bones to Put Things in Perspective
How often does a judge get to decide an issue of first impression from the Mesozoic Era?
Trial Strategy: Do I Have to Cross-Examine Every Witness the Defense Puts On?
If there is no strategic or tactical benefit to cross-examining an opposing witness, the attorney is much better off telling the judge
When SCOTUS Rules on DACA, Then What?
Who developed the first automotive antilock brake system?
Along with seatbelts, fuel injection and airbags, most modern drivers take antilock braking systems for granted. The basic, fiery-death-avoiding concept is easy enough to grasp: ABS prevents wheels ...
Could LASERS put an end to drink driving?
The system, created by the Military University of Technology in Warsaw, works by detecting tiny changes in the laser beam as it passes through the alcohol vapour.
