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As the leading cloud-based collaborative work solution for law firms, Filevine is committed to providing a “better way” to meet the needs of the legal industry. Erik Bermudez, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships, recently noted that Filevine is at the forefront of providing a better way by utilizing technology, curiosity, and strategic partnerships. That is […]

Headquartered in Woodstock, New York, Multi Funding USA is a major provider of specialized legal funding, attorney funding, and law firm funding services and a platinum sponsor of Trial School. With decades of lawsuit funding, business, and legal experience, the company’s founders have made it their focus to provide simple and fast services while maintaining […]

Article by: David W. Ransin, of Ransin Injury Law in Springfield, Missouri. Ransin Injury Law exclusively represents people and their families in catastrophic injury and death litigation after car, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian and tractor-trailer crashes. Licensed in 1982, his expertise stems from many jury trials and appeals, and six cases before the Supreme Court of […]

How the Law Offices of Craig Goldenfarb used data to earnan additional $2 million in revenue in one year About the Firm Year Founded: 2002 Location: West Palm Beach, FL Number of Staff: 60 Practice Areas: Personal Injury Craig Goldenfarb started his firm in 2002 with one employee and has successfully scaled his firm to […]

QuickBooks will streamline your business accounting for your company. It is a cost-effective solution that automates many of your accounting tasks, which cuts down on time and the potential for human mistakes. QuickBooks is designed to make running your business easier. Here are five reasons you should use QuickBooks for your business: Generate Financial Reports […]

Over the years, a growing number of personal injury firms have toyed with the idea of starting a mass tort practice area. But, taking that first step can be daunting on many fronts. Especially when it comes to creating marketing strategies to find a consistent stream of potential plaintiffs. One way to alleviate the pressure […]

Kevin Coluccio with Coluccio Law We are taught in law school and often as young lawyers to make long and detailed arguments – to speak with big words and to sound both important and smarter than anyone else in the courtroom. We are also taught to drive home our arguments by repeating ourselves, over and […]

Erin Newell and Shannon McLin Carlyle with Florida Appeals KNOW THE BASICS Most errors a trial judge may make at trial are not preserved for appellate review unless trial counsel objects to the alleged error at the time the error occurs. This is known as the “contemporaneous objection rule.” The rule is intended to provide […]

Andrew Finkelstein | Finkelstein and Partners Recently, it was reported that internet companies such as Facebook and OKCupid have been conducting social experiments with their users’ emotions by manipulating the substance of the information provided. In one study, Facebook revealed it changed the number of positive or negative posts select users saw to examine how […]