Protective Orders in Lawsuits: Protecting Trade Secrets—or Hiding Evidence?
When an individual files a lawsuit against a large corporation—particularly in a product liability case—one of the first discovery disputes may involve something most clients have never heard of: a Protective Order. The corporation may say, in effect: We will produce our ...
PROPERTY DAMAGE vs. INJURY CLAIMS: Why We Often Handle Them Differently
After a car crash, people are often surprised to learn that the claim for damage to their vehicle and the claim for their physical injuries may need ...
Artificial Intelligence and Discovery: Could Your AI Prompts Become Evidence?
A Warning for Clients, Lawyers, and Expert Witnesses Artificial intelligence has rapidly become part of modern litigation. Lawyers use AI to summarize ...
Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation: How 3-Tesla MRI, Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI), and Qmenta Are Changing the Game
For traumatic brain injury (TBI) litigation, one of the most important challenges is proving an injury that often cannot be seen on a traditional CT ...
Protecting Your Medical Privacy in a Personal Injury Case
When you bring a personal injury claim, your medical condition is often front and center. But that does not mean the defense is entitled to unlimited ...
Confidentiality and Non-Disparagement Clauses in Your Settlement Agreement?
Settlements often come with strings attached — especially confidentiality and non-disparagement agreements. Lately, I have been seeing more defense ...