The Council on Litigation Management hosts its Litigation Management Institute at Columbia Law School in New York City. As explained in the course description, “The program is designed to bridge the gap between legal theory and litigation strategy, and the business aspects of litigation management.” CLM selects those insurance professionals and attorneys who will participate. […]
Assertion Of Fifth Amendment Privilege No Excuse For Refusing An EUO
October 13, 2015 by
On July 19, 1985, a fire damaged the Pervis’ home. Mr. Pervis filed a claim with his homeowner’s insurance company State Farm. However the fire was suspicious. State Farm asked for an examination under oath. But before it could go forward, the authorities brought charges of arson against Mr. Pervis. When the time came for […]
Mike Mills Invited to Speak at the Nevada Trucking Association “Safety Round Table”
September 16, 2015 by
Mike will be speaking on the topic: “Using Independent Contractors in Trucking Operations; Risks and Mitigation”. For more information on the “Safety Round Table” contact the Nevada Trucking Association. For more information on the topic, contact Mike Mills directly at 702-240-6060 or by email Mike@McMillslaw.com.
How To Upgrade Your Motor Carrier Safety Rating
September 15, 2015 by
There’s no way to know when a truck accident might happen. But if I am a broker or a shipper, I am going to do best to select truckers that are the safest and most reliable. I don’t want my goods damaged in an accident. In this world of ever expanding liability, I don’t want […]
Nevada Supreme Court Upholds Verdict Finding Right-Of-Way Violator Only 25% At Fault
September 11, 2015 by
The traffic light at the intersection of Sahara and Fort Apache was green for east-west travel. Raymond Yeghiazarian, travelling westbound, wanted to turn left on a permissive green ball. Heading eastbound in his patrol car was LVMPD Officer Jared Wicks. Running without lights or siren, Officer Wicks was travelling faster than the posted speed limit […]
