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You Can’t Always Believe What You Read

An astonishing article appeared in the March 2, 2016 edition of The New York Times.  In what they called a…

10 years ago

Corporate Polluters Continue to Evade Justice

There is no question that business and commerce can and do wreak havoc with our environment and our planet.  Worse…

10 years ago

Why I Love My Job and Do The Work That I Do

After law school, I clerked for a Judge in the Appellate Division in New Jersey, which was an amazing experience that…

10 years ago

At the Movies: Trial Law

As the Oscar’s approach, Senior Partner Marc Weingarten discusses America’s long fascination with courtroom drama, trials and lawyers as viewed…

10 years ago

Why We Need the “Ancient Documents” Rule

Last week I had the honor of testifying before the Judicial Conference Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules – a committee…

10 years ago

Affordable Care Act and Future Medical Expenses

I recently participated in a Continuing Legal Education program organized by the New York State Trial Lawyers Institute entitled “Affordable…

10 years ago

Buyer Beware: Switching Counsel is at an All-Time High in the NFL Concussion Litigation

The NFL Head Trauma litigation resulted in an uncapped settlement in record speed. Unfortunately, as that settlement has been pending…

10 years ago

Legendary N.F.L. Player Ken Stabler Diagnosed with C.T.E.

Ken Stabler is the most recent of many professional football players to have been diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (C.T.E.)…

10 years ago

4th Circuit Invalidates Arbitration Clause in Payday Loan Agreements

Yesterday the Fourth Circuit refused to enforce the arbitration agreement in a Western Sky payday loan agreement in the case…

10 years ago

Lead Poisoning: Knowing the Facts

Even though the United States banned the use of lead-based paints in homes, toys and furniture in 1978, lead poisoning…

10 years ago