The Legal IntelligencerWe all remember the adolescent bully who made grade school and high school an unbearable experience for many. But what happens when your playground nemesis grows up to become your co-worker or, even
I have reviewed tens of thousands of law firm Web bios during my career. Setting aside the diminution in my visual acuity as a result of that activity, my overwhelming, consensus reaction can be aptl
...pain management, Philadelphia; Rosette Biester, psychology, Philadelphia; Scott M. Fried, orthopedic surgery, Blue Bell, Pa.; Andrew C. Verzilli, economics, Lansdale, Pa.; Daniel M. Rappucci...
...injury will often result in economic loss to the injured party...a degree in counseling or psychology. This is because it is...
...Experts: Guy Fried, medicine, Philadelphia; Michael M. Cohen, psychology; Rosalyn Pierce, vocational rehabilitation, Philadelphia; Andrew Verzilli,, economics, Lansdale, Pa.; Stephen A. Estrin, liability; ...
...Cunitz, economics, Westport, Conn.; Dr. Robert Eilers, physiatry, Big Rock, Ill; Richard E. Fishbein, psychiatry, Kingston; Juan Gaia, radiology, Kingston; Cynthia Edwards-Hawver, psychology, Clarks...
...present a session on the economics of divorce from 7 p...present a session on the psychology and law of divorce from...
One thing about human behavior that has always fascinated me is how quickly ideas, problems, successes and failures disappear from our recent memory. We are constantly focused on the immediate and th
...as well as possibly signaling a light at the end of the economic tunnel. And while 2009's list of Top Lateral runners...
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