Published Articles

The Seven Deadly Sins of Business Transactions
January 2006
by Ken Suggs

"Despite media hype about personal injury lawsuits, the fact is that businesses file four times as many lawsuits as individuals.To minimize the risk of getting sued, the smart businessperson conscientiously follows certain vital rules of behavior when engaging in any type of transaction with another business. Why?" MORE >

E-Data For the Rest of Us: Getting What You Need to Win, ATLA's National College of Advocacy
July 26, 2005
by Robert K. Jenner

"So you have a basic personal injury practice – auto and trucking cases, slip and fall, maybe some medical malpractice cases – certainly you don’t need to be concerned about electronic discovery, right? Wrong. If you’re not getting the electronic evidence from defendants in many of your cases, you’re missing critical evidence that can make or break your chances of success." MORE >

How to Attack Discovery Abuse, TRIAL Magazine
February 2002
by Robert K. Jenner

"In mass tort litigation, the attorney who is aggressive and in charge has an undeniable advantage. So in the battleground known as discovery, zealous litigators can go too far, and discovery abuse can be the result. Sometimes the line between admirably aggressive advocacy and unacceptable abuse is not well defined; other times, it has clearly been crossed. The goal in mass tort cases and other complex civil litigation is to stay one step ahead of your adversary, document all abuses, and use offenders' conduct to your advantage." MORE >

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