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by Attorney Jeff Keiser Disaster Averted! Camp Lejeune Attorney Fees Not Capped. There was a minor panic over the past two weeks over the potential that the U.S. Senate would amend the PACT Act to cap attorney’s fees in the Camp Lejeune litigation. Senator Dan Sullivan (R-AK) introduced an amendment that would severely limit any […]

Table of contents Chapter 1 : Introduction Chapter 2 : Choosing a practice area Chapter 3 : Establishing your business Chapter 4 : Budgeting for success Chapter 5 : Finding an office Chapter 6 : Marketing your firm in the Digital Age Chapter 7 : Networking and earning clients Chapter 8 : Reviewing the steps

Table of Contents Introduction : A Series for the Innovative and Ambitious Attorney Chapter 1 : Cost Recovery for the Law Firm 101 Chapter 2 : Top Five Reasons Cost Recovery Plans Fail Chapter 3 : What Every Law Firm Needs to Know About Cybersecurity Chapter 4 : Lessons from One Law Firm’s Journey to

Mass Tort Report update by Attorney Jeff Keiser We’re going to start off this month’s newsletter with a case that we have not discussed here before, MDL 2873 or the Aqueous Film-Forming Foams (AFFF) Products Liability Litigation. This case has been in progress since 2019 and involves PFAS (also known as ‘Forever’ chemicals) that have

Consumers now have an even shorter attention span than they did a few years ago, at only 8 seconds. The faster you can connect on the phone with an interested legal lead, the great your chances of conversion. So, how can you connect with even more leads for attorneys, fast?  What if you could connect with

Running a law firm can be challenging. From managing clients to making sure the firm is running well financially, there are a lot of working parts. One crucial part of running your firm and growing your clientele includes marketing. Is your firm looking to grow? Does your firm specialize in personal injury lawsuits? Then you’re

By Sara Stephens CREATED A PROMISING WEEK FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING SURVIVORS The week that culminated with World Day Against Trafficking in Persons began with two legal wins — one win in a civil case against Visa and a second win in a criminal trial against GirlsDoPorn website operators — both signal accountability for sex trafficking

By Howard L. Nations Overview of the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 Camp Lejeune is home to one of the most decorated military fighting forces the world has ever known: the United States Marine Corps. Since its founding on November 10,1775, the Marines have never ignored a duty which it owed to the U.

By Sara Papantonio Introduction United States military bases around the world are designed to be impenetrable zones, with foundations equipped to withstand the force of any foreign enemy attack. Camp Lejeune, a US Marine Corp base in North Carolina was built to be no different. However, from the 1950s to the late 1980s, this Marine

By Martha Rosenberg Stay Hidden As HYPOCHONDRIA Is Created By Marketing If you’re like most people, you never heard of the prescription drug Humira until 2013. That’s when Abbott Laboratories spun off AbbVie, to aggressively market the rheumatoid arthritis (RA) drug which went on to become the top selling drug by 2019. Humira marketing is

By Bernard F. Pettingill, Jr PhD, Diana Santa Maria, Esq and Federico R. Tewes, BA ATTENDANT CARE FOR LIFE CARE PLANS OF SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENTS IN THE LAST YEARS OF LIFE: A LEGAL AND ETHICAL DILEMMA The services of attendant care provided by Registered Nurses (RN), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN), and Home Health Aids

By Kim Gomlak, MBA & Kelly Anthony, Esq. DATA: the ever-present concept that increasingly seems to govern businesses across every industry and discipline, including the legal profession. In the last decade, data has become more critical to operations and decisions and to the success of legal practices than was historically the case. Specifically, structured data