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Some New Developments in the Insurance Bad Faith World! Let’s take a break from the more discreet topic of trial practice and strategy and talk about some critical developments in the insurance…
[On Demand Webinar] Auto Injury Claims: Investigation and Negotiation Techniques Program Description Take Each Claim to the Limits Get the best possible deal for your client! Our experienced faculty will reveal auto…
“Settlement” ain’t a bad word My experience with clients these days is that they want (and perhaps evenexpect) their case to settle. They want to avoid the stress and delay of a…
The National Academy of Continuing Legal Education Advance Depositions: Strategies for Taking Depositions in Insurance Bad Faith Cases This CLE program will focus on effective techniques for taking depositions in insurance…
How is our civil litigation system working in inviting parties to resolve disputes short of trial. Are we as counsel for our clients doing our best to obtain a resolution of the case so that the risks of trial and appeal are avoided? Is mediation working as part of the dispute resolution process? Or is it somewhat of a failed alternative?
By: Guy O. Kornblum, Certified Civil Trial Advocate, National Board of Trial Advocacy and Member, Million Dollar Advocates Forum[1] Many, if not most of you who read this have long term disability…
The Bar Association of San Francisco presents Taking “Killer” Depositions of Key Witnesses On April 11, 2023, Guy Kornblum will be speaking with John Brydon and Alexandra S. Fernandez as the moderator…
Call us and talk to us! If you have been prudent in protecting yourself and your family by purchasing long term health insurance, good. But if you have a claim, has it…
Let’s talk about pretrial and trial evidentiary objections, and how to preserve the record. More important, our topic is how to properly register your objections, obtain a clear ruling, and preserve your…
I have a passion for dispute resolution. It comes from my heritage – a dad who was a lawyer in the Midwest in the 50’s, 60’s and until he retired at…
