Attorney at Work
JANUARY 27, 2022
I specialize in Intellectual property law, not employment or personal injury. Field of law: Personal injury. For example, CASEpeer was designed specifically for the unique requirements of personal injury attorneys. To be clear, I’m not endorsing the following products. Let’s dive in!
Above The Law
JANUARY 29, 2025
In 2020, the Arizona Supreme Court established its Alternative Business Structure (ABS) program which allows nonlawyers to have an economic interest or decision making authority in a law firm. And some of these firms based on their name alone suggests that they handle personal injury or product liability cases.
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The Estrin Report
MAY 19, 2020
The launch comes at a critical time as the COVID-19 global pandemic adds pressure with personal injury, med/mal, products liability, mass tort, healthcare, workers comp cases and insurance claims on the rise.
Paralegal Bootcamp
FEBRUARY 10, 2022
Despite these issues, many paralegal training programs seem to overlook important paralegal soft skills , like navigating the emotions of clients from personal injury to family law and everything in between. Personal Injury Paralegal. Often, they will become hostile toward the process and turn everything into an argument.
Attorney at Work
SEPTEMBER 15, 2021
A great example of how firms can use short-term trends to shore up their practices and prepare for downturns comes from the dramatic decline in bankruptcy cases filed in 2020. The decline began to pick up pace in recent years, moving a once vibrant practice area for personal injury attorneys to a less stable and sustaining opportunity.
Sterno
JUNE 18, 2024
Shahrad Milanfar spent most of his career as a defense attorney, handling catastrophic personal injury cases in California. in 2020 and transitioned to plaintiff’s work. Looking for a new challenge after almost two decades in practice, he started Milanfar Law Firm, PC.
JURIST
JANUARY 2, 2021
He held that the plaintiffs had failed to show personal injury “fairly traceable” to the alleged unlawful conduct of the defendant and in any case, the relief sought was unlikely to redress such injury. Judge Jeremy Kernodle dismissed the case for lack of subject matter jurisdiction without prejudice.
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