John is an experienced plaintiff’s litigator and trial attorney in Missouri at Carson & Coil, P.C., focusing on personal injury, insurance, and business and real estate law. Whether representing individuals or organizations, John delivers value through excellent customer service and a form of genuine, zealous advocacy that builds trust, respect, and cooperation among all parties. […]
As a Managing Partner at Foreman Watson Holtrey, Travis Holtrey is dedicating to helping people when they are facing their most trying circumstances. He has tried, mediated, and settled hundreds of cases involving truck accidents, bus wrecks, car crashes, and more. Lawyer Minds: Every lawyer has a funny story to tell. What’s yours? Travis Holtrey: […]
To run a successful law firm– whether it’s a solo practice or a large firm– you’ll need to not only excel in the areas of law you’re practicing in, but also in all matters of running the practice itself. Running a legal practice comes with its own, unique set of challenges that even the most […]
Join me as I talk tips for upping your trial performance. I’ll cover all aspects of the trial, including, jury selection, opening statements, direct witness testimony, cross-examination, closing arguments, jury instructions, and verdicts. Discussions are welcome in the comments section. — Tad Thomas Balancing the pace of a trial with quality case presentation remains a […]
“The Jury Thinks What?” Podcast Episode #6 Approaching the Settlement and Mediation: Defense Is Buying a Release! w/ Steve Levin & Michael Bonamarte We are all constantly struggling with the best way to approach both settlement negotiations as well …
To run a successful law firm– whether it’s a solo practice or a large firm– you’ll need to not only excel in the areas of law you’re practicing in but also in all matters of running the practice itself. Running a legal practice comes with its own, unique set of challenges that even the most […]
John is an experienced plaintiff’s litigator and trial attorney in Missouri at Carson & Coil, P.C., focusing on personal injury, insurance, and business and real estate law. Whether representing individuals or organizations, John delivers value through excellent customer service and a form of genuine, zealous advocacy that builds trust, respect, and cooperation among all parties. […]
Article by Phillip Miller Analyze the Jury Instructions and Your Proof as Early as Possible Using the jury instructions/law for your case list the legal proof required for your claim(s) Chart how your proof meets each element required, including Witness(es) Expert(s) Documents/Exhibits Demonstratives Do SWOT* Analysis as Early as Possible Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats We […]
John Fisher joins Chris and Mike in Episode Five to discuss how his firm’s guiding purpose “Stopping Medical Injustice” affects nearly every decision the firm makes. Through reading his wildly popular books, “The Power of a System,” and his recent “The …
To run a successful law firm– whether it’s a solo practice or a large firm– you’ll need to not only excel in the areas of law you’re practicing in, but also in all matters of running the practice itself. Running a legal practice comes with its own, unique set of challenges that even the most […]
Technology is an essential part of any modern practicing attorney’s toolkit. In Tad’s Tech Corner, join me as I discuss how to best utilize technology– both from a device and software standpoint– during your daily lawyering tasks and during trial. Discussions, as always, are welcome in the comments section below. — Tad Thomas No matter […]
To run a successful law firm– whether it’s a solo practice or a large firm– you’ll need to not only excel in the areas of law you’re practicing in, but also in all matters of running the practice itself. Running a legal practice comes with its own, unique set of challenges that even the most […]
