by Andy Arnold | Jun 26, 2011 | Litigation, Personal injury, Products Liability
I will soon file a lawsuit for a client who had both hips replaced with metal-on-metal hips manufactured by Zimmer. Since the hip replacements, my client’s pain has been debilitating. She has since incurred over $170,000 in medical expenses for the two... read more
by Andy Arnold | Mar 22, 2011 | Litigation, Personal injury
UPDATE 3/24/11–Well, less than a week out and the first lawsuit has been filed. And it appears to be on behalf of someone who was clearly injured, but lucky compared to many of the injured. But, it is their right to seek a prompt remedy for their... read more
by Andy Arnold | Mar 14, 2011 | Employment Law, Litigation
Let’s say you work for the same employer as your fiancé/fiancée–and she/he complains of sex discrimination. Can your employer retaliate against you because of his/her complaint? Believe it or not, this was an open question until January 24, 2011, when the... read more
by Andy Arnold | Aug 31, 2010 | Litigation, Nursing Home Law
In most nursing home cases, it is all about the standard of care. In South Carolina, a nursing home negligence case will generally have an experienced and knowledge nurse who testifies that there was a breach of the standard of care (if not multiple breaches). In this... read more
by Andy Arnold | Apr 16, 2010 | Litigation, Practice of Law
There are various ways to pay your lawyer, and this video is simply an introduction to the topic. Knowing your options and understanding the reasoning behind fee alternatives can help you work with your lawyer in finding the best solution for your case. read more
by Andy Arnold | Sep 19, 2009 | Litigation, Practice of Law
Trying cases is what I think I do best. There are some lessons that I have learned along the way. Twitter helped be shrink them down to 140 characters or less. Here are my top 10: 1. Cases are won as much by facts forgotten as facts remembered. 2 If truth is in... read more