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Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Problem Cases in Workers' Compensation and Injury Claims

Sometimes I take a new client whose case seems to be complicated and it presents more than the usual challenges or litigation. My office staff asks me why do I do so?

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

A New Year's Resolution

From time to time I write about a thought-provoking sermon given by my Pastor, Andy Stanley of North Point Community Church. His sermon, given on the first Sunday in January of 2020, was timely and quite inspirational.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Lawyers Are Experiencing High Level of Stress

An American Bar Association's National Task Force on lawyer well-being in 2018 reported that”…too many lawyers throughout the nation are expressing high levels of stress and are unhealthy

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

The Best Seminar in A Long While

When I attend a legal seminar (lawyers are required to get for 12 hours of continuing legal education yearly) I usually learn a few new things, even in my areas of expertise.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

“The Client Experience”

What should a new client expect from the time they pick up the phone to call the law offices of Thomas F. Brown?

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Does Your Job Define You?

How many of us measure our work by what job we do? American society measures too quickly our worth this way. There is a separation between mental and physical work.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Is It Important to Prepare a Witness for A Deposition?

My goodness!... the real question is how much time do I need spend with my clients to prepare them for deposition testimony? A deposition is one of the most important events in a client's legal case.

Burdine & Brown Nov. 22, 2019

What Is an MSA and Do I Need One in My WC Case?

If you have a Medicare card or will likely be receiving one within the next 2 ½ years (30 months) then when you settle your workers' compensation case or liability claim, it is safe to say you will need to have an MSA.