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Monthly Archives: May 2010
1. Understand the claimed "mechanism of injury." 2. Understand the "insured's role” in the incident. 3. Focus the investigation on the likely issues. 4. Ascertain who the witnesses and parties are, and what they know. But also … Continue reading
Dealers should proceed with caution in blindly relying on the common assumption that there is no cooling-off period for automobile sales. Under federal law, vehicle sales are not expressly exempted from what is commonly referred to as the Door-to-Door … Continue reading
The unfortunate reality for defense attorneys is that they get into the fray late. By the time they receive a file from the insurance carrier, the memories of witnesses are just as faded as the physical evidence. … Continue reading
While most folks think of brown fizzy drinks when they hear the word “cola”, those in the wine industry think immediately of the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Trade Bureau (“TTB”). A Certificate of Label Approval, or “COLA” as it is … Continue reading
