Lately, I have seen many plaintiffs’ attorneys (and would-be plaintiffs’ attorneys) watch the explosion of mass tort litigation over the last decade from the sidelines and wonder how they can join the fray. Intrigued by complex legal and factual issues, the ability to help hundreds or thousands of clients simultaneously secure justice, and the lucrative fees they could earn by doing so, these attorneys are considering adding a mass tort litigation practice to their firms…
Look Before You Leap: Five Things Attorneys Need When Establishing a Mass Tort Litigation Practice
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Kimberly Lavin joined Verus in October, 2006; she is currently working as a Marketing Specialist where her responsibilities include supporting Verus’ marketing efforts and growing awareness of the company’s expanding case management, analytics, financial and auditing services. She is a frequent contributor to the company’s blog and collaborates with subject matter experts to create valuable thought leadership articles and litigation updates. She also manages a number of settlement administration responsibilities for Verus’ growing inventory.
