A GRGB attorney was recently the alumni blogger for the MU Law School Faculty Blog. Here is what she had to say in her first blog:

As a new lawyer, I struggled to come up with blog topics. Being only two years out of law school, I don't pretend to have near the amount of knowledge or experience as the frequent contributors and readers of this blog. I contemplated a post about the recent United States Supreme Court decision inMissouri v. McNeely, but Dean O'Hear would cover that topic in a much more eloquent and researched fashion. I then contemplated a post about the privacy implications regarding the recent news on the NSA collecting phone records (or even more recently-the criminal defendants demanding the records as exculpatory evidence). However, as a past student of Professor Boyden's Law of Privacy class, I'm inclined to believe his post on that issue would make a much more interesting read. I finally decided on a topic that has monopolized my attention this Spring and Summer: jury trials. While a post on jury trials authored by Professor Blinka would likely be deemed so sage as to be cited by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, I'll tackle the area from what I've learned as a new lawyer.

Jury trials are on my mind because I had a two-week medical malpractice trial in May (more on that in a later post), and I am currently preparing for a week-long criminal trial that will start on Monday. I am nowhere near an expert on jury trials, but my recent experience has caused me to re-examine the benefits of jury trial participation for young lawyers. The skills used and learned at trial are transferrable to almost any other area of practice. The confidence and reputation gained from trying cases is paramount to becoming a strong negotiator, and I have learned the value of all of the pre-trial litigation and preparation that goes into any case.

In a recent edition of Fox 6 Wake Up's Legal Matters, GRGB Attorney, Ray Dall'Osto was asked to provide input on the Concussion lawsuit being brought against the NFL. The lawsuit surrounds CTE (Chronic

In a recent edition of Fox 6 Wake Up's Legal Mattes, GRGB Attorney, Ray Dall'Osto was asked to provide input on the Concussion lawsuit being brought against the NFL. The lawsuit surrounds CTE (Chronic Traumatic Enchelopholthy) injuries that have been endured by players over the years. Dall'Osto offers viewers some insights into the complexities of the case and arguments on both sides of the issue.

The recent sugary drinks ban in NYC has endured both criticism and staunch support as the US tries to come up with solutions to the obesity crisis. GRGB attorney, Ray Dall'Osto sat down with WITI Fox 6 to discuss the implications of such a law as well as the current efforts to appeal the ban.

In a recent edition of WITI Fox 6 Legal Matters, GRGB Attorney, Frank Gimbel was asked to provide insight into the legalities of a recent class action lawsuit brought against Carnival Cruise Lines. The cruise ship operator is under intense scrutiny after their luxury ship, Triumph, broke down in the middle of the ocean, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded for several days. Gimbel provides clarity regarding aspects of the suit that might be considered reasonable and those that might be thrown out.

The Derek Williams inquest has offered plenty of heated debate and emotion in recent days. Fox 6 News asked GRGB's Frank Gimbel to offer some insight into the inquest process and provide background on the allegations of the case.

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