At around 2:15 yesterday afternoon, a jury returned a verdict that caused many Americans to drop their jaws in disbelief. More importantly, the verdict has forced the issue as to whether or not the criminal justice system we have in place is appropriate and effective. Reminiscent of the OJ Simpson trial, Casey Anthony stood in…
In a recent post, our law office recommended that everyone watch the HBO documentary “Hot Coffee,” in order to gain important insight into the infamous McDonald’s coffee spill case. That blog can be see on our website at aronberglaw.com/blog. This post is also encouraging you to become educated, and I will outline a few ways…
The evolution of the internet has provided us with the ability to obtain the answer to any and all relevant, or even irrelevant questions that we may have. If you want to know something, you can find out using a verb that didn’t exist a decade ago. You say, “‘I’ll Google it.” Arguments based on…
In March 2010, President Obama signed a healthcare reform that caused much scrutiny and debate among the American public. Specifically, the most controversial provision in the bill states that in 2014, everyone must purchase health insurance or face a $695 annual fine. Many states, including Florida, have taken issue with the provision. Florida filed suit…
As we all know, technology has taken tremendous leaps forward in the past decade. Most recently, Apple’s introduction of the iPhone and iPad has revolutionized the world of mobile technology. For lawyers, doing legal reasearch has become far more accessible with the convenient Safari application built into the iPhone and iPad. What most people don’t…
By Larry Cohan The Legal Intelligencer July 16, 2008 A few years ago, many lawyers lacked the fundamental tools to effectively use technology to present evidence in a complex medical malpractice case. Records were blown up, mounted on boards and manually held up for the jury’s review. As courtroom presentation technology has evolved, more and…
How IT Is Transforming Legal Services David Curle Law Technology News June 24, 2008 Access to information is a dangerous thing — to the people who have previously benefited from controlling the information. Just ask former travel agents driven out of business by passengers who now have access to the fares, schedules and booking systems…
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