“Trial Reporter” is a legal publication that offers comprehensive coverage, analysis, and summaries of important court cases, trials, and legal developments. It is a valuable resource for legal professionals such as attorneys, judges, and legal researchers who must keep up with significant legal decisions, precedents, and trends. Being featured in a publication like the “Trial…
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A Limited Power of Attorney (LPOA) A lawyer who has been given a limited Power of Attorney, also known as an attorney-in-fact, is given precise, limited legal ability to act on behalf of the client in certain circumstances. At ABRAMS LANDAU, we use LIMITED Powers of Attorney to be able to negotiate with insurance companies…
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The ethics rules in nearly every state where Doug Landau practices law generally state that a lawyer can advance the costs of: expert witnesses, litigation expenses, medical records, reports, illustrations, exhibits, subpoenas, deposition transcripts, videographers, etc. Loaning money to the client for living expenses is generally not allowed. A lawyer is not supposed to “mortgage…
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When an unsafe driver fails to provide financial responsibility for the harm and losses they caused, insurance coverage may be limited. In such cases, there are several steps that can be taken. The same is true if the under-insured or uninsured motorist coverage of the innocent victim is insufficient to pay for all medical bills…
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What do Judges look for in emotional distress and mental injury cases? Because most Trial Judges and Worker’s Compensation Deputy Commissioners have not had extensive medical training, very few have a deep understanding of the psychological impact of an on-the-job injury from an attack. Judges are often leery of finding in favor of the injured…
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