Definition: Standard of Care (And Bonus Court Reporter Brief!)
Most doctors today know the ins and outs of what their jobs require. However, no matter how well a doctor practices, there is always a chance of medical malpractice. (Or is it technically medical negligence?) When a doctor stands accused of medical malpractice, they...
Are You an Emotionally Intelligent Trial Lawyer?
Empathy, sympathy, and pity – how do these 3 small yet powerful words affect your argument? How do they affect the jury? Click the article below that discusses these words and how they are used, and ask yourself, “Which of these can I apply to my opening...
Trigger Point Relief: Upper Neck and Back
Upper Back and Neck One of the most common trigger points happens in our upper back/neck area. If you want to be fancy, they are called musculus trapezius. This painful area is one of the most common causes of headaches as well. To release this pressure point, sit in...
Court Reporting From Bowie to Coneheads
When David Bowie’s hit “Changes” hit the charts in 1972, there’s no way he or we could foresee exactly what ch-ch-ch-changes were coming our way. From the papyrus of Egyptian scriveners to the wax tablets of Roman record writers to the feathered fountain pens of...
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