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Native American Heritage Month: An Issue of Race and Sovereignty

  November is Native American Heritage Month. Although the calendar page has turned, it is perhaps, even more important to remember its significance.  Since 1990, this month has been set aside to recognize and celebrate Native American’s contributions and their […]

The Anatomy of Medical Malpractice Cases

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With experience on the defense side, the attorneys at Lincoln Derr understand that medical malpractice cases can be emotionally and professionally devastating for the defendant. But what exactly goes into a medical malpractice case? On this episode of Trying 2 […]

The Law Through Rose-Colored Glasses

I have always been drawn to the French song, La Vie en Rose (life in pink) and the companion phrase to see the world through rose-colored glasses. I’ve been fascinated by the thought of seeing situations and people I encounter […]

The Disciplined Listening Method with Michael Reddington Episode 16

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Show Notes   Whether you’re in the courtroom, on the scene of an investigation, or hiring in the business world, there’s one thing you want to uncover in your interviews: the truth. But how do you go about obtaining the […]

Post-COVID Trial Backlogs – No Joke

As trial lawyers, one of the first questions we get from our clients is, “how long will this take?” This is usually right after the “how much is this going to cost?” question. Neither question is easy to answer, but […]

Statute of Limitations for Minors in Medical Malpractice Actions

Back in law school, we all learned about the statute of limitation: a plaintiff has a limited amount of time in which to file suit. There are, however, exceptions to this time limitation, especially when the plaintiff is under a […]