Fear, what have you been up to lately?

Dealing with fear

I was recently asked about my fear.  As a trial lawyer, how do I deal with fear? First I identify it, so it does not grow in my mind.  Recognizing your fear will allow you to look at it for what it is, a silly, yappy voice in your head that can be managed and…

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Foster v. United Airlines, Inc. et al – Press Release (June 5, 2023)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 5, 2023 Bay Area Family Headed to Trial Against United Airlines, ExpressJet Airlines / United Express, and their Contractor, DAL Global Services Son NJ Foster, a Disabled Young Man Now in Persistent Vegetative State Following Deplaning Incident San Francisco, California NJ Foster suffered a catastrophic injury on February 8, 2019, at…

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What Every Landlord, Renter and Owner Should Know About Fire Safety

Here are 15 more safety tips, especially about smoke, fire, and carbon monoxide detectors. We published a blog in March titled “Some Facts Everyone Should Know About Burn Safety”. But since you would never want to lose any of your important home’s belongings to a fire, these additional tips may be beneficial to what every…

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The Need to Choose Counsel Early to Preserve Fire Evidence

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Evidence Preservation Following a fire, is Critically Important to Your Case. After a fire devastates your residence due to your landlord’s negligence in failing to maintain the property or you suspect that a product in your home caused a fire, it is essential to retain legal counsel right away in order to preserve the evidence.…

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