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Half a century in the courtroom has earned Bruce Broillet something every trial lawyer hopes for but few ever achieve – enduring respect. Along the way, he helped build Greene, Broillet & Wheeler into one of California’s most respected plaintiff law firms while establishing himself as one of the nation’s premier trial attorneys. The result is something no award can
Laura Ramos James survived a case before she ever argued one. At three years old, in her hometown of Monclova, Mexico, a German shepherd attacked her. The injuries required facial reconstructive surgery and years of medical care. She learned early what it feels like to be hurt and unable to speak for yourself, an outsider fighting to be understood. That
Heparin is an anticoagulant medication used every day in every hospital in the United States. It is used to decrease the clotting ability of the blood and to help prevent harmful clots from forming in blood vessels. While it is commonly referred to as a blood thinner, it does not actually thin the blood. In cases of heparin‐induced thrombocytopenia and
Two teenagers walked into Rachel Gusman’s practice with a newborn and a case against the United States government. The Indian Health Service delivered their son, who suffered severe brain damage. He will never walk, never talk, and never care for himself. His parents, both under 18, had no way to fund the lifetime of care ahead. What they had was
Law firm founders considering a private equity backed Legal MSO transaction spend an extraordinary amount of time thinking about what happens at closing. How much cash will they receive? What happens to their compensation? These are obviously important questions, particularly when the answers involve several million dollars, but there is another question that receives considerably less attention: What exactly happens
The world of commercial trucking litigation just got bigger. On May 14, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous opinion, greenlighted negligent hiring and negligent selection claims against freight brokers concerning safety. The decision raises immediate questions for brokers, carriers, and their defense teams: What does the Court’s holding mean? Where are the limitations? And what should defense counsel
Everyone in the legal profession is talking about AI. Conferences, bar association panels, LinkedIn posts, law school curriculums. The conversation is everywhere. But most of it is still framed around the future tense: AI is coming, AI will change things, attorneys need to prepare. Here is the part the conference presentations are missing: it is already here. And it is
Half a century in the courtroom has earned Bruce Broillet something every trial lawyer hopes for but few ever achieve – enduring respect. Along the way, he helped build Greene, Broillet & Wheeler into one of California’s most respected plaintiff law firms while establishing himself as one of the nation’s premier trial attorneys. The result is something no award can
Laura Ramos James survived a case before she ever argued one. At three years old, in her hometown of Monclova, Mexico, a German shepherd attacked her. The injuries required facial reconstructive surgery and years of medical care. She learned early what it feels like to be hurt and unable to speak for yourself, an outsider fighting to be understood. That
Heparin is an anticoagulant medication used every day in every hospital in the United States. It is used to decrease the clotting ability of the blood and to help prevent harmful clots from forming in blood vessels. While it is commonly referred to as a blood thinner, it does not actually thin the blood. In cases of heparin‐induced thrombocytopenia and
Two teenagers walked into Rachel Gusman’s practice with a newborn and a case against the United States government. The Indian Health Service delivered their son, who suffered severe brain damage. He will never walk, never talk, and never care for himself. His parents, both under 18, had no way to fund the lifetime of care ahead. What they had was
Law firm founders considering a private equity backed Legal MSO transaction spend an extraordinary amount of time thinking about what happens at closing. How much cash will they receive? What happens to their compensation? These are obviously important questions, particularly when the answers involve several million dollars, but there is another question that receives considerably less attention: What exactly happens
The world of commercial trucking litigation just got bigger. On May 14, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous opinion, greenlighted negligent hiring and negligent selection claims against freight brokers concerning safety. The decision raises immediate questions for brokers, carriers, and their defense teams: What does the Court’s holding mean? Where are the limitations? And what should defense counsel
Everyone in the legal profession is talking about AI. Conferences, bar association panels, LinkedIn posts, law school curriculums. The conversation is everywhere. But most of it is still framed around the future tense: AI is coming, AI will change things, attorneys need to prepare. Here is the part the conference presentations are missing: it is already here. And it is
Released in June 2026, this issue highlighted Jeffrey Phillips and Nasser Abujbarah as the Attorneys of the Month.
“Jeffery is the visionary of the firm and my job is to execute that vision,” says Nasser Abujbarah, managing partner of Phillips Law Group, PC. The Jeffrey referred to is
Las Vegas is a city built on spectacle—flashing neon, ringing jackpots and the promise of something bigger just around the corner. But Matt Granda’s work happens far from the spotlight.
When Marc Shapiro first launched his law firm, he took on a significant personal injury case involving a family of four. At the time, he knew he needed the assistance
In March 2026, Attorney at Law Magazine produced its first national print edition dedicated to personal injury lawyers.
Justice does not happen because it should. It happens because someone is willing to outwork, outthink, and outlast the other side,” says Mark Shirian, founder of Mark Shirian, P.C. For
Brand Law Group founder Anton Abramyan sat down with us to discuss his journey to personal injury law and the defining characteristics that have pushed his firm forward to success
Christopher Sullivan, the founder of CLS Law, started out his career representing midsize companies in corporate deals—acquisitions and partnerships. It was the sort of work he went to law school
In May 2025, Attorney at Law Magazine produced it’s second special issue dedicated to personal injury.
In February 2024, Attorney at Law Magazine started a new chapter with its first digital special issue in honor of personal injury issues.
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