Seth A. Niederman – July 20, 2012 Delaware recently passed House Bill No. 109, which amends Delaware’s laws regarding Building Construction Payments. Two notable revisions which may be of interest to our readers: The amendments clarify when fees and costs may be awarded and the standard for awarding fees (see previous post on recovery of attorney’s fees here). Specifically, the… Continue reading Delaware Amends Building Construction and Payment Statute
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How To Use The iPad (iPhone) And iOS 5 In Litigation
You have an iPad. You’re an attorney and, worse yet, a litigator. Now what? The iPad is nothing new. That sentence is shocking to read, but it is true. The iPad hit stores in April 2010. The iPad 2 is a success, and we are nearing the release of the third-generation iPad. What the iPad… Continue reading How To Use The iPad (iPhone) And iOS 5 In Litigation
Administrative Fees Should be Considered When Selecting a Dispute Resolution Provision
Patrick J. Kearney – March 2, 2012 Both lawyers and clients agonize over the tactical advantages and disadvantages of arbitration and litigation. Generally, the reason for the prolonged deliberation is the parties are attempting to make a reasoned and informed decision when selecting a dispute resolution provision for their contract. Some parties prefer arbitration, because… Continue reading Administrative Fees Should be Considered When Selecting a Dispute Resolution Provision
Essential Apps for Trial
Robert Ambrogi – December 1, 2011 As we mentioned earlier, many attorneys have turned to iPads to prepare and question experts. Talk to trial attorneys about the apps that enable them to use their iPads in trials and depositions, and you hear a few names repeated over and over again. Among the apps attorneys most… Continue reading Essential Apps for Trial