Blog Archive: July 2019

Posted on Tue, 2019-07-16 14:23 by David Bulitt in Family Law, Five Questions

1.       What made you become a lawyer?    


I had watched the TV Show, 'Owen Marshall, Councelor at Law' and had really loved it. Also, both my father and grandfather pushed me to be a professional of some kind. The medical profession was out as I don't even like to give blood (even today!). That left me with two options: accounting and the law. Although I am decent with the numbers, I coulnd't see myself running them all day. Hence, the law. 


2.       What will be the biggest challenge for the generation behind you?

Posted on Mon, 2019-07-15 13:03 by Patrick Dragga in Five Questions, Family Law

1.       What made you become a lawyer? 


It was a natural path for me, as I am a son of a lawyer. Also, I have always enjoyed solving puzzles and helping others when possible, both of which are useful in my profession.  


2.       What will be the biggest challenge for the next generation?


Work-Life balance. They might be better at it than we were.


3.       What is the most interesting case you’ve ever had?

Posted on Mon, 2019-07-08 12:25 by Burt M. Kahn in Alternate Dispute Resolution

Mediation has become a popular tool for resolving medical malpractice claims.


Trials of medical negligence suits are inefficient. They require tremendous resources and the adversarial aspect of a trial actually impedes the exchange of significant information between the parties. It can easily be twice or three times longer to resolve a medical malpractice claim through a trial versus a mediated settlement.

Posted on Mon, 2019-07-01 12:17 by in Community
Summer in here and this is what JGL Law community recommends you read: 
 
1.       Marion Holland
Legal Assistant
Book: There Must Be An Ocean Between Us
Author: Thea Lindauer