As Published By ALAN S. RIPKA, ESQUIRE Trying Your Case, I The mystery of trying a case fascinates lawyers and lay people alike. The apprehension of standing before a judge and jury, while arguing your client’s position, can be paralyzing. It is at that moment in time, however, when this advocate reaches deep within and…
As Published By ALAN S. RIPKA, ESQUIRE Winning a Trial, Part I The mystery of trying a case fascinates lawyers and laypersons alike. The apprehension of standing before a judge and jury, while arguing your client’s position, can be paralyzing. It is at that moment in time, however, when this advocate reaches deep within and…
As Published By ALAN S. RIPKA, ESQUIRE The Importance of Jury Selection Jury selection is an important factor in winning your trial. A jury can decide against you despite all of the facts being in your favor. The reality is, you better ask the tough questions in order to find out if a potential juror…
Has your child not reached his or her developmental milestones because of malpractice? Physically, at the end of the first month, your child should be able to make jerky, quivering arm thrusts, move his/her head from side to side, keep hands in tight fists, and have strong reflex movements. His hearing should be fully mature,…
