The Estrin Report
APRIL 5, 2020
I have heard from numerous legal professionals that they are expected to show up at the firm on a regular basis in order to gather the mail, deposit checks and more. Is dying for the job part of your duties? To say that this is not only outrageous and dangerous, it is a serious indication of:
Day on Torts
JUNE 21, 2023
In a recent HCLA case, the Tennessee Supreme Court held that “a defendant healthcare provider cannot be compelled to provide expert opinion testimony about another defendant provider’s standard of care or deviation from that standard.” In Borngne ex rel. Chattanooga-Hamilton County Hospital Authority , — S.W.3d 3d —, No.
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Paralegal Bootcamp
NOVEMBER 28, 2023
They were like, “Hey, as a paralegal, you’ve done some deposition prep. I was still doing deposition preps for physicians. I started the job and got the job before I had ever finished my bachelor’s degree, which is in healthcare administration. So they kept piling more and more things on. It was the experience.
Day on Torts
MARCH 10, 2023
2, 2023), plaintiff filed a healthcare liability case against defendants based on injuries that occurred during plaintiff’s c-section. In Starnes v. Akinlaja , No. E2021-01308-COA-R10-CV (Tenn.
Above The Law
FEBRUARY 6, 2025
Since hours worked is not synonymous with value delivered, consider other value-centric metrics such as dollars per document, dollars per deposition, or dollars per motion. His clients span industries such as technology, healthcare, construction, the sharing economy, private equity, and multinational conglomerates.
Paralegal Bootcamp
SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
They could be at pre-trial at deposition designations, and they really need some useful tips and strategies for how to streamline that process and reduce those pain points using Opus 2, so that’s probably part of my favorite time of the day. I’ve done healthcare work for healthcare paralegals that were buried.
Day on Torts
JULY 27, 2021
The first issue surrounded Nurse Mercer’s deposition. After she reviewed her deposition, she “submitted an errata sheet making 24 changes to her testimony and explaining the reasons for the changes.” During his deposition, Dr. Seeber refused to answer questions regarding his expectation of Nurse Mercer in the given factual scenario.
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