By Nicole Clark, Esq., Trellis Research A Lawsuit Pandemic? The Oncoming Waves of Coronavirus Litigation The past two decades have shown us that catastrophes and economic downturns can unleash tidal waves of lawsuits. After the attacks on September 11th, we witnessed a flood of filings that tested the limits of real estate insurance and health […]
By Phillip Maltin, Esq., Raines Feldman, LLP People want to catch liars. In fact, some professions put a premium on that skill: law enforcement, insurance, human resources, and law. For lawyers, the ability to expose deceit helps in case selection, deposition, and trial. To learn the skill, many lawyers look to the “science” of body language. However, body language is […]
Lee Brenner, the Century City Bar Association’s 2020 Entertainment Lawyer of the Year and chair of Venable’s Entertainment and Media Litigation Group, discusses his practice, his commitment to defending First Amendment principles, and his passion for trial. Your practice is focused on entertainment and media litigation. What drew you to this area of law? Most […]