Comments on: Travis Jameson

A lot can be accomplished with courage Deviating from what we know takes courage.  We risk looking foolish.  He is smug, arrogant and less [...]

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words – Napoleon Bonaparte   It is midafternoon, rain falls from the sky.  All windows are down & [...]

It is dark, traffic sparse.  Vancouver still 3 hours away.  The day promises to be long. The depositions are being videotaped [...]

Yes, definitely signs of secondary gain. This past Wednesday, just after 9 a.m. – having downed my first Diet Dew, Thelma buzzed [...]

[...] Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing I touched down in Las Vegas around 10:30 a.m.  Quickly grab a rental car and hit the freeway.  I have been away [...]

[...] ;was due to depose the defense’s neurosurgeon at 7 a.m. the next morning back in Las Vegas. I have fond memories of my experiences as a young attorney.  There was never enough [...]

[...] ; Both leave behind families and young children. Prior to moving to Seattle, I practiced in Las Vegas for over a decade.  I had the pleasure of representing many injured metropolitan  [...]

[...] v. F.I.E. To this day, I still have dinner with the Mirkovic family when I am visiting Las Vegas.  Our clients must be viewed as our friends and family.  We should strive to treat them [...]

[...] the unique joys of MIST cases.  During these cases, I discovered many more defense counsel, than their clients, were prone to ”questionable” conduct.  This practice has [...]

[...] ”; and Never exaggerate injuries or impact. Photo: Excerpt from an actual email, posted by defense counsel, on a trial currently pending in Las Vegas, NV. [...]

[...] The first two GSS discussions have focused on external perspectives, those of defense counsel and the bench.  Starting tomorrow we begin to delve into the thick of navigating a successful [...]

[...] select a name from a list of state approved providers?  No.  Did plaintiff counsel and defense counsel mutually choose a provider?  No.  It is not unusual for these exams to be undertaken by [...]

[...] incredibly easy to sway clients in the direction of our choosing.  Because of this, trial lawyers must guard against advocating personal desires at the expense of the client’s best [...]

[...] I cannot stress the importance of maintaining a balanced work/home life existence.  As trial lawyers the work we do is important.  It could consume every waking moment if we allowed it.   [...]

[...] in ways so unpleasant on retrospect that, if possible, might be expunged from our memory?  As trial lawyers we must learn to accept what we cannot change, must face unresolved fear or sorrows. Our [...]

[...] What the hell is MYOVISION ?  More importantly, can it help my clients – if so how? As trial lawyers we should always explore visual ways to identify and explain injury.  Approximately a [...]