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Bad faith letters in legal disputes can significantly impact the proceedings, often leading to delays and increased costs. How do you identify and handle these tactics? Let's discuss: What are your experiences with bad faith letters, and how can they be effectively managed in legal practice? Share your thoughts!

Determining dram shop liability in a bar fight can be a nuanced issue. Does the plaintiff need to identify the individual or individuals who actually assaulted them to establish liability? Let's discuss: What are your thoughts on this requirement? Share your perspectives!

Determining dram shop liability in a bar fight can be a nuanced issue. Does the plaintiff need to identify the individual or individuals who actually assaulted them to establish liability? Let's discuss: What are your thoughts on this requirement? Share your perspectives!

Exploring the role of technology in the courtroom is a complex issue with varied perspectives. Should we embrace it or reject it? Let's discuss: What do you see as the pros and cons of Zoom depositions? Share your thoughts!

Today's #AskAndrew questions comes from his last CLE "How To Successfully Litigate Jet-Ski Accident Cases." In this question Andrew answers how and when to use negligent entrustment. To hear Andrew answer more case based questions listen to The Mentor Esq. wherever you get your podcasts

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In today's #AskAndrew, we delve into Ski accident negligence, specifically talking about my latest case and how we dealt with certain situations. You can listen to the whole podcast series over at the Mentor Esq. website, or through your favorite podcast app. Just search "CLE: Navigating Novel Negligence Cases"

In today's #AskAndrew, we delve into instances of gym negligence, exploring the procedures to follow when dealing with such cases, whether they involve an in-person trainer or remote training. This was a great question that allowed me to address an important issue. You can listen to the whole podcast series over at the Mentor Esq. website, or through your podcast app. Just search "CLE: Navigating Novel Negligence Cases"

🗓 On September 28, Smiley & Smiley, LLC held its inaugural Roundtable, led by Rosa M. Feeney, Esq., discussing vital topics of "Insurance Coverage Issues Impacting Construction Litigation for Plaintiffs and Defendants." 🏗📜 🤝 It was an engaging, interactive session, allowing attendees to share their experiences and ask questions. Your insights were truly appreciated! 🔜 We've got more enlightening roundtables in the pipeline. To receive event updates, register here: www.smileylaw.com/roundtable #SmileyRoundtable #LegalInsights #ConstructionLitigation #ProfessionalDevelopment #LegalMinds #StayInformed

When it comes to medical injuries involving children, the emotional toll on families is immeasurable. Today's #AskAndrew addresses the difference in the statue of limitations with minors as it pertains to a medical malpractice case. This was a great question that allowed Andrew to address an important issue. You can listen to the whole podcast series over at the Mentor Esq. website, or through your podcast app. Just search "CLE: How to Litigate a Medical Malpractice Case"

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If an unsecure ladder is falling on top of the Plaintiff, would I move under the theory of res ipsa loquitur? Today's #AskAndrew includes a lesson in Latin. But more importantly, whether res ipsa loquitur works in the case of a construction accident.
If an unsecure ladder is falling on top of the Plaintiff, would I move under the theory of res ipsa loquitur? Today's #AskAndrew includes a lesson in Latin. But more importantly, whether res ipsa loquitur works in the case of a construction accident.

In line with Andrews CLE series regarding Construction Accidents, Jason Friedman brings us todays trial tip about injuries resulting from construction equipment. Visit http://www.smileylaw.com/weekly-videos for more tips on how to protect yourself.
In line with Andrews CLE series regarding Construction Accidents, Jason Friedman brings us todays trial tip about injuries resulting from construction equipment. Visit https://hubs.li/Q01p5YRW0 for more tips on how to protect yourself.

Speaking with confidence results in your words being influential. In today’s Trial Tip, Andrew explains how doing so can protect and progress a case in your favor. Visit http://www.smileylaw.com for more advice and resources.
Speaking with confidence results in your words being influential. In today’s Trial Tip, Andrew explains how doing so can protect and progress a case in your favor. Visit https://hubs.li/Q01lFdl50 for more advice and resources.

#TBT to an #AskAndrew about time limits on depositions. Andrew explains how this is debatable, that it can depend on what type of court case and trial you are working with. Want to ask Andrew a question? Join his CLE Series “How to Litigate a Constructi
#TBT to an #AskAndrew about time limits on depositions. Andrew explains how this is debatable, that it can depend on what type of court case and trial you are working with. Want to ask Andrew a question? Join his CLE Series “How to Litigate a Construction Accident Case”. Register for next month and join in on the conversation. https://hubs.li/Q01lDMP90

We at Smiley Law advertise in through both tradition media and social media. If he had to pick, Andrew suggests using social media. It can act as a place for your audience to visit at any time and allows you to create and share content (for free) that wi
We at Smiley Law advertise in through both tradition media and social media. If he had to pick, Andrew suggests using social media. It can act as a place for your audience to visit at any time and allows you to create and share content (for free) that will keep you audience engaged.

“What if your #plaintiff’s expert could also be characterized as a hired gun? Do you still go full fair game on the #defendant’s expert?” Another subject Andrew has talked about verbatim is knowing your expert and their credibility. Take a listen
“What if your #plaintiff’s expert could also be characterized as a hired gun? Do you still go full fair game on the #defendant’s expert?” Another subject Andrew has talked about verbatim is knowing your expert and their credibility. Take a listen to today’s #AskAndrew, as Andrew gives some great insight as to why this situation is vital to a successful #trial.

Did you know? In the case of a gas explosion, when looking for the responsible party, your first step is to find the cause of the explosion. Finding the cause will lead you to the party responsible for compensating your client for their injuries.
Did you know? In the case of a gas explosion, when looking for the responsible party, your first step is to find the cause of the explosion. Finding the cause will lead you to the party responsible for compensating your client for their injuries.

“How should one adjust their #strategy for a bench #trial?” Today’s #AskAndrew question is a great one. The answer falls back on a lesson Andrew has echoed many times. Know your audience. Listen in as Andrew explains how to adjust when facing a benc
“How should one adjust their #strategy for a bench #trial?” Today’s #AskAndrew question is a great one. The answer falls back on a lesson Andrew has echoed many times. Know your audience. Listen in as Andrew explains how to adjust when facing a bench trial.

“Does #mediation interrupt the flow of #litigation in closing cases if you have a #trial date?” While not usually the case, todays #AskAndrew question can create one of several situations. Andrew weighs in on this question with his own personal experi
“Does #mediation interrupt the flow of #litigation in closing cases if you have a #trial date?” While not usually the case, todays #AskAndrew question can create one of several situations. Andrew weighs in on this question with his own personal experiences when it comes to mediation and litigation.