Nashville Attorney Blog & Trial Talk
Our attorney blog is filled with information for attorneys practicing personal injury law in the state of Tennessee. Check back often as I frequently share new trial strategies, tactics to take down the insurance defense attorneys, and more!
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Independent Medical Exams – One LIE Per Word Insurance companies love IME's. When you get notice that the insurance lawyer wants to do an IME, don’t fret it my friends. No, better yet…. Embrace it! -
Top 3 WRONG Excuses You Are Not Focus Grouping Your Cases You are cheating your client if you're not focus grouping your cases set for jury trial. Call me if you would like to discuss working on a focus group together. -
Getting ZERO Comparative Fault in Your Premises Cases A big problem with slip and fall cases is that your client will likely be charged with some degree of comparative fault…IF you let them. John shares these tips. -
Beat The Argument: You Should've Been Looking At Your Feet In a recent slip and fall case, the insurance lawyer claimed the defendant should've been looking down at his feet when walking. Here's how to beat this defense -
3 Biggest Ways Non-PI Lawyers Screw Up Really Good PI Cases Why is it so many NON-PI lawyers try to handle a complex PI case? Here are few things to watch out for so you don’t mess up your client’s case. -
In House Defense Counsel Have you ever done something kind of off the cuff that you later regretted? Well, I certainly have. Here is the backdrop of what happened. -
XRAYS are NEGATIVE FOR INJURY Defense lawyers love to bring up x-ray reports in neck surgery cases on the cross exam. You know that is bogus and misleading. Here's how I take the upper hand. -
Revealing Stinkin' Insurance Defense Lawyer Schemes As a plaintiff, you must do more than just present your case. You must foresee the insurance defense lawyer's tricks, and head them off at the pass. -
3 Steps to Take Before Your Next Doctor's Deposition You need to be thinking about your client’s harms and how to present them during initial discovery. Consider these steps before your next doctor’s deposition. -
TrialTalk 101: Helping Trial Lawyers WIN I had an insurance defense attorney state he was not going to participate in discovery since the defendant had admitted liability. This should be a red flag!