Video Killed the Radio Star, Email Murdered Emily Post
It isn’t often that I complain about technology. If I am not king of the technogeeks, I am at least a duke. So, Gentle Reader, if the dissonance of my [...]
5 Things Your Insurance Company Doesn’t Want You to Know
[gdlr_video url="https://youtu.be/YfnQjrERp9M" ] Insurance companies have gotten a lot "friendlier" over the years. Between the quirky commercials, lovably odd spokespeople, and earworm jingles you know by heart, they really do seem like [...]
Daniel Smith
Spencer, Stephanie, and the S.E. Farris Team: Thank you tremendously for all of your assistance in my case! I cannot express my gratitude enough for the time and effort that [...]
Weather is here, Wish You were Beautiful; the Big Chill for Litigation Dinosaurs.
Summer is in the rear view mirror now, and I am grumpy. Redneck holy days, a/k/a deer season is over. My quest to kill the evil Talibambi fell short yet [...]
That is Why They Play the Games
Sports metaphors are popular in trial law. In part because trial lawyers see themselves as gladiators, and that means there is a winner in most every contest. In part, because [...]
5 Reasons to Hire a Lawyer for Workers’ Compensation
If you’ve been injured on the job, you might be wondering whether to hire a lawyer to assist you with your claim. The answer is most likely, yes. In fact, [...]
The S.E. Farris Law Firm Named Among Fastest Growing Firms in U.S.
LOUIS (Sept. 21, 2017) – On Sept. 19, the Law Firm 500 Award committee announced the list of 2017 Honorees. The S.E. Farris Law Firm, achieving 30.84% growth, ranked 188th [...]
Things are different, Reflections and Other Stuff
Gentle Reader, I hope you can forgive the more disjointed than usual missive this week. I had a death in my family, and it caused me to pause for reflection, [...]
Understanding the Civil Lawsuit Process
Civil lawsuits are different from criminal cases. While they may look similar in some respects, the rules and standards are different. These disputes between people or businesses are within the [...]
What were they thinking?
I argued a case in the Court of Appeals a couple of weeks back. My position violated the first rule of appellate advocacy- be the respondent. My client was the [...]