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Brian Del Gatto and Arman Nafisi co-authored "Mitigating a Catastrophic Trial Outcome: Don't Get Blasted by a Nuclear Verdict" for the spring 2021 edition of Insights, the CPCU Society's professional journal.

Amy Baker (Of Counsel-Orlando) wrote the feature article in the November 30, 2016, issue of DRI's The Voice.

William F. McDevitt analyzed the risky practice of lawyers practicing outside their areas of expertise in "Dabbling: A Dangerous Practice Even for Accomplished Attorneys" in the June 9, 2016, issue of The Legal Intelligencer.

Stratton Horres and Karen L. Bashor authored "Finding a Better Way to Resolution," which appeared in the June 2023 posting of CLM Magazine.

Jillian Keith (Partner-Dallas, TX) and Mark Lankford (Associate-Dallas, TX) reached a favorable settlement in a dangerous case. Jillian was hired to take over as lead trial counsel...

Michael Lowry (Partner-Las Vegas) and Jonathan Pattillo (Associate-Las Vegas) obtained summary judgment in Nevada's federal court for a regional grocer client.

Michael Lowry filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Las Vegas Defense Lawyers regarding Nevada's 2019 changes to its Rules of Civil Procedure that, for the first time ...

Jeremy Stephenson (Of Counsel-Charlotte, NC) and Kelsey Dorton (Associate-Charlotte, NC) defended an employee of our client's insured, who was called in early to work. En route before...

Dov Sternberg (Partner-New York) and Matthew Weinberg (Associate-New York) obtained summary judgment on behalf of a major New York City hospital, ...

The 2019 Artisan/Construction Defect Law Review addresses certain issues in this class of business by reviewing applicable statutes.

Rick outlines common cybersecurity and data privacy compliance exposures and provides a checklist to help companies better prepare for potential liability due to a cyber-attack.

Anjali Das (Partner-Chicago) is published in the November 10, 2022, edition of Westlaw Today with her article "I've got a pocketful of Cryptonite."

The authors cite the Washington Supreme Court as the first to consider whether punitive damages are available to seafarers for violation of the doctrine of seaworthiness.

Damages Recoverable in Maritime Matters (2d ed. 2019); General Committee on Admiralty & Maritime Law, Torts and Insurance

Michael Lowry (Partner-Las Vegas) co-authored "Seeking Higher Ground: When does the common carrier standard of care actually apply?"

Rebecca Gelozin's (Partner-White Plains, NY) discusses what accountants should do when subpoenaed.

Kevin Shaftan (Associate-New York, NY) discusses the Corporate Transparency Act and the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting deadlines and how accountants can use them to defend against professional liability claims.