The Disruptive Lawyer
98% of Cases Don’t Go to Trial
Are you hiring only trial lawyers?
Or are you hiring lawyers who, while always ready for trial, also possess a unique skill set and proven track record to strategically and proactively negotiate and close cases quickly in an economic and efficient manner – without compromising value – by developing and executing an agreed-upon Early Resolution Plan?
Do your lawyers focus on early evaluation and efficiently determine whether the case resolution is settlement, dispositive motion or trial? Or, robotically go through the motions of litigating every case?
Are you measuring your lawyers by anecdotal evidence or using objective Key Performance Indicators like average case duration, legal fees and indemnity paid per case?
All lawyers are not created equal. Learn how Disruptive Lawyers achieve unexpected results.
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We talk a lot about being disruptive. It’s kind of our thing. And over the years, we’ve shared dozens of Disruptive Lawyer results. And while the Disruptive Lawyer mindset and skill set may come naturally for some, we are committed to developing that mindset and honing that skill set both …
DRAM SHOP CASE LAW UPDATE Kendrick v. Fish Tale Rests., LLC, 2025 Ga. App. LEXIS 516, *1 Key Legal Holdings Where bar employees testified that a patron was not noticeably intoxicated when served, and expert testimony merely suggested the patron’s BAC was ‘probably’ over 0.10 but acknowledged an experienced …
DEFAMATION CASE LAW UPDATE Mauck v. Athens Pride, Inc., 2025 Ga. App. LEXIS 533, *1 Key Legal Holdings Communications about a public figure’s statements on LGBTQ+ issues made at a public hearing constitute protected activity under Georgia’s anti-SLAPP statute when made in the context of an ongoing public controversy. …