Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips

VULNERABILITY IS POWER- BRENE BROWN

October 13, 2014 Paul Luvera Comments 0 Comment

Brene Brown is a PhD research professor at the University of Houston in the graduate College of social work. Her area of research involves relationships between people. She studies vulnerability, courage, worthiness and shame. She has published about these subjects: http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3ABrene%20 She also has a blog(http://brenebrown.com/) and has TED talks as well. She confirms what I believe about the essential need of plaintiff attorneys to be totally authentic and to be truth tellers about themselves and their cases if they want…

APPLYING NEURO LINQUISTIC PROGRAMING STRATEGIES TO TRIAL WORK

October 7, 2014 Paul Luvera Comments 0 Comment

Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a discipline which teaches modeling of thought and action to help achieve improved performance in yourself. It focuses on how the mind processes information and methods for installing strategies for achievement. I have written about NLP principles frequently. I am convinced that many of the techniques and strategies taught in this discipline are of great importance to success by plaintiff trial lawyers with jurors, others and themselves. I believe that we plaintiff trial lawyers, are so caught up in the demands of …

THE STRUGGLE OF BEING A CAREGIVER

September 29, 2014 Paul Luvera Comments 0 Comment

Many of us have represented the parents of a brain injured or disabled child, a person whose spouse is paralyzed or a loved one with disabling injuries. While we have a certain medical knowledge about the consequences of the injuries to the injured person injuries are not confined to just the person who was injured. They also involve everyone connected to the circle around the injured person. That includes caregivers as well as the injured person and other uninjured family members….