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Brett Wolfson to present at NBI’s “Civil Litigation Hearings From Start to Finish” April 15, 2026 Judges Value Their Time, So Make Every Minute Count Civil hearings are where preparation, strategy, and persuasion converge – and where cases can be won or lost. This comprehensive, basic-level CLE walks you through hearings in civil litigation with a clear understanding of what to expect and how to ...

Mitchell Kaplan will participate in a panel discussion at LegalWeek, a leading conference for the legal technology industry. Tuesday, March 10, 2026 | 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Measuring What Matters: The Business of New Technologies Legal teams are investing in GenAI and agentic AI, but the real question is: what business value do these tools deliver? Beyond efficiency claims, leaders need practical methods to define ...

Trial Counsel, Joseph M. Toddy, who was assisted by Robert H. Hayes prevailed in a bad faith trial in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania arising from the denial of a total fire loss claim, with the Court entering judgment in favor of a mutual insurance company and rejecting allegations of bad faith. The Court found that the denial of coverage was properly based on material misrepresentation concerning the nature and ...

On March 10, 2026, Theodore Schaer presents at ClaimsXChange program Napa, California “Pillow Talk and Policy Limits: Collaboration Across the Excess Tower” Overpayment of large claims is rising, and collaboration across the insurance tower is key to reversing this trend. This session offers practical strategies for managing complex claims with multiple carriers and navigating divergent interests. Learn how ...

Frank Love again successfully defended Zarwin Baum’s client, a rideshare driver faced with a bodily injury claim from the driver of another vehicle in a two-car motor vehicle accident at trial.  Faced with a challenging liability defense and a Future Medical Cost Projection of nearly $600,000, Frank won a defense verdict at trial in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas in front of Judge Vincent L. Johnson. The ...