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Understanding Reptile Theory in Medical Malpractice: Tactics & Defense Strategies
Article by Richard Margulies, Esq. Overview of Reptile Theory A plaintiff’s attorney utilizes reptilian tactics throughout the litigation process in order to shift jurors’ focus to a defendant’s disregard of “safety rules” and away from the applicable standard of care. In turn, this paints the defendant as a bad actor deserving of punishment for the “danger” they pose not only to the plaintiff, but also to the entire community.
Understanding Reptile Theory in Medical Malpractice: Tactics & Defense Strategies
Overview of Reptile Theory A plaintiff’s attorney utilizes reptilian tactics throughout the litigation process in order to shift jurors’ focus to a defendant’s disregard of “safety rules” and away from the applicable standard of care. In turn, this paints the defendant as a bad actor deserving of punishment for the “danger” they pose not only to the plaintiff, but also to the entire community.
Federal Court Interprets Florida And Pennsylvania Law To Endorse Protection Of Salon Services Company’s Customer Relationships And Specialized Information | Jackson Lewis P.C. - JDSupra
In states that permit the enforcement of non-compete and other restrictive covenant agreements against former employees, companies must still demonstrate that the restrictions are designed to protect a legitimate business interest, and not to simply avoid ordinary competition. In Osborne Assocs. v. Cangemi, Case No. 3:17-cv-1135-J-34MCR (M.D.Fla. Nov.
Eleventh Circuit Non Compete Covenants
In states that permit the enforcement of non-compete and other restrictive covenant agreements against former employees, companies must still demonstrate that the restrictions are designed to protect a legitimate business interest, and not to simply avoid ordinary competition. In Osborne Assocs. v. Cangemi, Case No. 3:17-cv-1135-J-34MCR (M.D.Fla. Nov.
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