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Resolutions From An Embattled CEO
December 31, 1862 Dear Shareholders, You brought me in two years ago to deal with what we all hoped would be a situation that could be settled through […]
Author Archives: Larry Carson
The Lost Painting- How A Fresh Set Of Eyes Made All The Difference
It hung in abject isolation in a small monastery in Ireland. Seen every day, but never really seen. Unnoticed and unappreciated by every passerby hurrying to and fro. Too busy […]
Part 2- Purgatory- Dante And Early Case Assessment- There Is Light At The End Of The Tunnel
Summary of Part 1- Inferno: Even though you live a life of unparalleled virtue (at least from time to time), you find yourself once again boarding Charon’s little boat […]
Part 1- Inferno- Dante And Early Case Assessment- There Is Light At The End Of The Tunnel
You see it every night. The television volume goes up several decibels, and suddenly you’re confronted with a law firm seeking clients who used your product. A few months later […]
From Juicy Grapes To Wrinkled Raisins – Solutions For 4 Types Of Facts That Can Lead To Sticky Situations
You make an assumption going in that the facts will always be there. Alive with freshness and ready to pick whenever you’re ready. So no need to worry about the […]
The D-Day Invasion And Large-Scale Litigation- Taking Lessons On Planning From Eisenhower And Patton
June 6, 1944 Nothing could have been more dependent on planning than the D-Day Invasion. While Eisenhower valued the activities involved in planning more than the plans themselves: […]
Jury Research- Kasting For The Keepers
Much is now being written about searching jury information online and what happens when the lawyer blunders by crossing ethical boundaries. But, what has not been discussed is: what happens […]
Seneca On Fact Investigations: Revisiting The Obvious
Lucius Annaeus Seneca (4BC-AD65), the Roman Stoic philosopher, provides us with 2000-year-old practical wisdom for dealing with fact investigations, particularly those involving mass tort. In The Epistles, Seneca discussed the importance of focusing on the […]
Robinson Crusoe On Venue Analysis: Reconnoitering In Unfamiliar Territory
Settlement talks didn’t work. And now you’re heading to a little town where you’ve never been to try a case before people you’ve never seen. You don’t know the language, […]
The Oracle At Delphi On Picking A Jury: You Found Their Facebook- Now What?
In an age of limitless information how do you select a jury? If the Oracle were consulting with you what priorities would she bring to the table? We know that […]