Shown here with me at the Annual ATLA (now American Association for Justice) meeting are my long time friends from the Rheingold, Allen and Emroch law firms. From Left to Right: Dr. Susan Rheingold, David RHeingold, Walter Emroch, George E. “Ted” Allen, and Joyce Rheingold) David Rheingold, Ted Allen and Walter Emroch and their fathers…
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Shown with the Philadelphia skyline in the background, Doug and his wife are shown during a reception at the annual AAJ Convention. The Herndon Reston area injury and disability lawyer got to visit some of the sights in the evenings after most of the lectures and demonstrations had concluded. One particular highlight was the new,…
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The better question might be, “Do you really want a lawyer sitting at his/her desk 24/7 ?” It means that they do not try cases (and many lawyers NEVER GO TO COURT !). It means they are never in mediation or arbitration in “closed door” sessions with a retired judge. It means they never get…
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Here is my long-time friend Richard Langerman, visiting with me while I indulge in one of my pet vices when traveling – a shoe shine ! Another vice is “multi-tasking,” so comparing case strategy while getting a spit and polish conforms to my M.O. perfectly ! Richard is an excellent Arizona Personal Injury Attorney. Richard…
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Shown here are top D.C. Lawyers and Doug Landau at the Annual Meeting of the American Association for Justice. Herndon Reston area injury lawyer Landau has been attending these meetings of several thousand top American (and International) Trial attorneys since the 1970s. The lectures and programming is first-rate, and
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