Publications
June 2019 – Article How Settlement Credits Work: Florida
March 27, 2019 – Article How The Supreme Court Revived Maritime Asbestos Cases
Law360 Expert Analysis
March 15, 2019 – Article The Immodest Textualism Of Justices' Retirement Tax Opinion
Law360 Expert Analysis
February 20, 2019 – Article Three New Justices Appointed to Florida Supreme Court
February 2019 – Article How Settlement Credits Work: New Jersey
December 10, 2018 – Article New York’s Court of Appeals Affirms the First Department’s Decision in Juni v. A.O. Smith
November 5, 2018 – Article Refreshingly Boring? High Court Considers Statutory Context
Law360 Expert Analysis
October 2018 – Article How Settlement Credits Work: Indiana
September 2018 – Article How Settlement Credits Work: Washington
September 2018 – Article Who Goes on the Verdict Form: Is There Causative or Fault-based Apportionment in Indiana?
August 1, 2018 – Article Cautious Optimism Over the Increasingly Prevalent Alternative Fee Arrangements
Texas Lawyer
August 2018 – Article How Settlement Credits Work: New Mexico
June 2018 – Article How Settlement Credits Work: South Carolina
May 31, 2018 – Article The Last Hurrah for Last Clear Chance?
Georgia Defense Lawyers Association, 2018 Law Journal
May 15, 2018 – Article Texas Supreme Court Adopts “Sham Affidavit Rule”
February 2018 – Article Florida Standard for Determining the Admissibility of Expert Witness Testimony — Hellhole or Dark Ages?
Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
February 2018 – Article Two Years of Asbestos Trust Transparency in Texas
International Association of Defense Counsel, Civil Justice Response Committee Newsletter
November 2017 – Article Damages: A View From the Defense Perspective
Georgia Trial Lawyers Association
September 2017 – Article Hassell v. Bird: What’s The Big Hassle, Yelp?
June 2017 – Article Long-Arm Jurisdiction in Georgia
May 2017 – Article The Surrounding Circumstances Doctrine for Contract Construction
May 2017 – Article Limitation of Expert Trial Testimony: Using California Evidence Code 721, as a Sword and Shield
The Whisper Volume 13 Issue 4, DRI
Spring 2017 – Article The Quality of Mercy Is Not Strained, Except When It Comes to Late Notice of Appeal: A Proposal to Amend Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure 2 and 26.3
The Appellate Advocate, State Bar of Texas Appellate Section Report
April 2017 – Article The Way Forward in Georgia: Duplicative Claims in Malpractice Litigation
April 2017 – Article The Current State of Spoliation Law in the State Courts of Georgia
April 2016 – Article Who Goes On a Verdict Form: South Carolina Law Needs Clarification
2015 – Article Is Limited Remand Required If the District Court Admitted or Excluded Evidence without a Daubert Analysis?
The Journal of Appellate Practice & Process, 16 J. App. Prac. & Proc. 37
Winter 2014 – Article Texas Law Controls That Issue(?) Don’t Bet on It
The Appellate Advocate, Vol. 27, No. 2
December 2014 – Article The Texas Supreme Court Overhauls the Minority Shareholder Oppression Doctrine
February 2014 – Article Georgia Law Needs Clarification: Does it Take Willful or Wanton Misconduct to Defeat a Contractual “Exculpatory” Clause, or Will Gross Negligence Suffice?
Georgia Bar Journal, Vol. 19, No. 5
April 2013 – Article Don't Ruin the Texas Jury Charge
Texas Lawyer, Vol. 29, No. 2
Spring 2013 – Article May a Party's Lawyer Prosecute Criminal Contempt Charges Against the Opposing Party?
The Appellate Advocate - State Bar of Texas Appellate Section Report, Volume 25, Number 3
May 2012 – Article Standards of Review on Appeal: Overlook Them or Treat Them Lightly at Your Peril
Georgia Defense Lawyers Association Law Journal
2008 – Article Review of Arbitration Awards After Hall Street Associates v. Mattel
The Appellate Advocate
Winter 2005 – Article Lost Secret Revealed: The Seven ABCs of Successful Appellate Advocacy
The Appellate Advocate, Vol. XVI, No. 3; Certworthy
May 2005 – Article Should We Abandon the Consideration Requirement?
Dallas Bar Association Headnotes, Vol. 29, No. 5
Fall 2004 – Article Crafting a Court's Charge From the Defense Perspective
The Advocate, Vol. 29, No. 4
Fall 2000 – Article Improper Jury Argument: To Object or Not to Object?
The Appellate Advocate, Vol. XIII, No. 1
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