Scope is a dirty word. It is often the most critical set of decisions you will make with regard to the job you are asking your investigator to perform, and […]
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 […]
From alien hunters to government conspiracists to seasoned litigators, the Freedom of Information Act Request has been inspiring abject terror and unrelenting boredom since 1967. There are forms for forms […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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: […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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