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MY POLICY ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY CLAUSES IN SETTLEMENTS

Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips

I make it clear to the client that if the client wanted confidentiality for themselves, I would, of course, honor that, but only when it was the client’s choice and not the insurance company or defendant’s legal requirement. I wanted them to know it was a condition of mediation for me.

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Legal Turmoil in the Pharmaceutical Industry: AbbVie, Purdue, and Beyond

Complex Discovery

This committee, which includes individuals harmed by the opioid crisis and various insurers and companies with opioid claims, has sought permission from a bankruptcy court in White Plains, New York, to sue the Sacklers. They argue that the family should not escape accountability for their substantial role in fueling the opioid epidemic.

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The Judge REFUSED to Help Us Negotiate & Settle, Forcing Us to Try the Case

Gerry Oginski's New York Legal Blog

"The insurance company has this case as 'defensible' and 'no pay' Looks like we're going to try this case to a verdict," he said. I anticipated making lots of objections, thinking his rulings would favor the defense. You don't need me to mediate and negotiate for either of you. This was bravado.

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A Year in Review: Joseph, Hollander & Craft 2023

Joseph, Hollander & Craft

She limited her practice—then primarily devoted to family law —to serving as a mediator and conciliator for domestic cases. The trial victory protected our client and her insurance company from nearly $2 million in claimed damages. Chris Joseph literally pried the phone out of my hand.”