Negotiating and Settling Tort Cases: Reaching the Settlement, 2024 ed. (AAJ Press)
Mediation Advocacy Handbook
I have worked with Kornblum Law for several years now involving various issues and all results have been positive. The experience, wisdom, tenacity and kindness are only a few of the accolades for Guy, Kai, Ethel and so many other competent staff members. I recommend highly Guy Kornblum Law for all who are seeking a most professional and rewarding experience.
– Vera
Depending on the case, the Kornblum Firm partners with other lawyers and law firms in the matters in which they are counsel depending on the nature and extent of the claims being pursued. They also use other resources to staff their cases which are available to them. All in all, it is Mr. Kornblum’s experience and contacts that counts in the cases in which the firm accepts representation.
I have worked with Kornblum Law for several years now involving various issues and all results have been positive. The experience, wisdom, tenacity and kindness are only a few of the accolades for Guy, Kai, Ethel and so many other competent staff members. I recommend highly Guy Kornblum Law for all who are seeking a most professional and rewarding experience.
– Vera
Mr. Kornblum is a recognized authority on litigation, negotiation, and insurance and injury litigation.
Other leaders attend his seminars, so go to the lawyer who is recognized as the authority in these areas of disputes by OTHER lawyers who attend his programs. Contact the best: Guy O. Kornblum and his trusted and experienced associates.
This CLE course presented by highly experienced attorneys and negotiators of settlements, will discuss the important principles of negotiating civil injury and insurance cases. They will outline the 10 most important points for getting “top dollar” for your cases, and also the 10 Reasons Cases Do Not Settle!
Does ABA Formal Opinion 5081 Change the Dynamics and Rules of Witness Preparation?
Let’s take a break from the more discreet topic of trial practice and strategy and talk about some critical developments in the insurance bad faith world.
Your odds of surviving a game of Russian roulette are better than winning a case at trial. Twelve times better. So why does anyone do it? They don’t. They settle.
My experience with clients these days is that they want (and perhaps even
expect) their case to settle. They want to avoid the stress and delay of a trial, and
they want to avoid the risk of an unaccept able result (to them).
So, the first question after “What is my case worth?” is usually: “Can you settle my case?”
This audio clip describes what you can expect when talking with us.
