Thursday morning I had a chance to meet and chat with Katie Couric on spreecast. Here’s the video…
When Court Cases Go Bad…
June 7, 2012 By
Here’s a very interesting and at times, entertaining and/or disturbing, review of several court cases that have gone bad. Watch what happens to these judges, lawyers, clients and defendants.
Full, Unedited Kelly Thomas Confrontation Video
May 9, 2012 By
Police Misconduct or Justifiable Use of Force?
The Orange County, California, “Kelly Thomas” case involves several police officers being charged with crimes for allegedly assaulting and killing Kelly Thomas. The key question being looked at this week during the preliminary hearing is whether or not the officers were justified in their conduct and whether or not there is sufficient evidence to prosecute the officers in the criminal case. [update- Judge found sufficient evidence and officers will be prosecuted]
Below is the unedited video of the incident. You decide.
According to the Orange County Register Newspaper (good link of Kelly Thomas resources/updates…), the videotape, shown in public for the first time during the preliminary hearing Monday, showed an escalating situation that abruptly became violent when Ramos (police officer) put on rubber gloves and said, “Now, you see my fists? … They’re getting ready to f— you up … if you don’t start f—– listening.”
Within moments, Ramos and another officer strike Thomas with a baton before taking him to the ground, according to the video, and land on him as he begins screaming “I’m sorry dude! … I’m sorry! … I can’t breathe, dude … I can’t breathe, sir! Please, help!” and later “Help, Dad! Dad! Help me, Dad!”
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Join us live on Spreecast (Monday, May 14, 2012 at 11 a.m. PDT) to discuss the Kelly Thomas case in more detail (live video discussion). If you are unable to participate in the live “real-time” Spreecast, please use this same link to watch the recorded discussion at your leisure…
http://www.spreecast.com/
24 Things You May Have Missed From Jackson and Wilson in 2011…
December 30, 2011 By
New free services: “Telephone Tuesdays”, “Webinar Wednesdays”, “Twitter Thursdays” and “Facebook Fridays”
New videos on our updated Youtube Channel!
Webinars- Free Wednesday Webinars for people who need legal help
New ebooks and reports including our brand new and extremely popular ebook entitled, “The Truth About Your California Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Case”
Updated social media links: Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Google Plus
Facebook- Updated Jackson and Wilson Facebook Page. Are you one of our 10,700 “friends”?
Twitter- Updated Twitter page- 11K followers get daily updates. Do you?
American Bar Association Magazine article featuring senior partner, Mitch Jackson and entitled, Lights, Camera, New Business: Video Shows Human Side of Practice
Testimonials- Dozens of new testimonials from satisfied clients and distinguished lawyers
MyVideoLawyer.com- New free video service at MyVideoLawyer.com allows you to meet with our senior partners from the comfort of your own home
Lawyers.com interviews and commentary
Family Settles with Exterminator Whose Poisons Killed Their Children
How Facebook Could Ruin Your Case
Juror Use of Social Media, Blogs Compromises Cases
AskMitchJackson.com- New free service for lawyers- Get your litigation and trial questions answered for free.
New J&W smart phone app- New free app gives you 24/7 legal protection in the palm of your hand!
New list “100+ Things We Do For Our Clients”
New “connect tool” allows you to contact us via the web from almost anywhere in the world!
Live Interview: “Three Good Ways to Find an Excellent Lawyer and Nine Questions You Need to Ask When You Interview Him or Her
New ebook entitled, “The Five Most Common Mistakes We See Lawyers Make at Trial”
VeriSign- Jackson and Wilson web site “approved” by respected company VeriSign
“Hot Coffee” movie (The truth about the McDonalds case) finally available to consumers
2011 lawyer awards, rankings and ratings (Southern California Super Lawyer, AV Rating 10 year anniversary, nominated trial lawyer of the year…)
2011 videos to help educate consumers about their important legal rights (subscribe to our Youtube Channel!)
Updated “Attorney to Attorney” referral program- Learn how to generate an additional income without taking on any new clients or cases!
New free email newsletters. 7,500+ readers can’t be wrong!
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Jackson and Wilson Partner Featured in American Bar Association Journal (December)
December 1, 2011 By
In a recent American Bar Association Journal article entitled, “Lights, Camera, New Business: Video Shows Human Side of Practice”, Senior Partner, Jon Mitchell Jackson was interview about how his firm is using video to help educate injured consumers.
According to Mitch, “We’ve enjoyed putting videos together to help victims of personal injury and wrongful death understand what their legal rights are and what needs to be done to take on big insurance. Obviously we have a long ways to go before our videos will be compared to the work of Steven Spielberg but hey, that’s not our focus.”
It’s all about helping people make informed decisions. With all the 24/7 hype big insurance is feeding consumers on television and over the radio, most injury victims don’t really know what they’re up against after a serious accident.
Mitch adds, “The fact of the matter is that I can’t tell you how many times someone has called to thank us for the information they watched in one of our videos. For the average injured consumer who needs help and is searching the internet at 2 in the morning for a good lawyer, the last thing on his or her mind is video quality or sound. It’s all about the content. Bottom line, we’re glad that our videos help.”
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MyVideoLawyer.com
November 26, 2011 By
Free Video Conferences Allow You to Meet with our Senior Partners from the Comfort of Your Home…
You’re injured and you have questions. You’re life has been turned upside down and you don’t know what to do and need answers right now.
It’s extremely painful to move. The last thing you want to do is get in your car and spend the next couple of hours traveling and meeting with a lawyer.
Well, now you don’t have to.
You can now “meet” with a senior partner of our firm and get all your questions answered without leaving your house. And it only takes a minute or two to make all this happen.
The solution: MyVideoLawyer.com (free video conferences)
In less time than it takes to make a cup of coffee, you can video chat with us get your questions answered by an experienced top-rated personal injury and wrongful death trial lawyer. We can even review documents in real time. It’s quick, simple and easy.
Here’s how it works. Call or email. We’ll immediately send you an email with a special link that will allow you to instantly go online and begin a free video conference with us. All you need is an internet connection and webcam. We’ll do the rest.
We offer our instant live video conference services 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Video conferences are also available after hours and weekends by appointment.
In summary…
1. Contact us and we’ll send you a link to click on.
2. Click on the link and in less than a minute, we’ll be video conferencing. That’s it!
To get started, contact us and let us know you’d like a free video conference today!
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Special Note: Because video conferencing is so easy to do, please remember and understand that we are only licensed to practice law in California. Please read our disclaimer.
Protect Your Legal Rights. Get this FREE eBook Today…
November 2, 2011 By
Information is power. Being informed when dealing with insurance companies and lawyers is critically important to your success.
Read our brand new and free 90+ page ebook before talking to a lawyer and before talking to an insurance company. Click here to download your FREE copy today!
Related links…
“The Ugly Truth About How Insurance Companies Settle Cases”
We Hear and See These Stories Every Day…
April 8, 2011 By
Allstate insurance adjuster (could be any major insurance carrier) discussing a claim with a party injured by their grossly negligent insured.
First the adjuster denies there was any fault or liability by their insured. Next, delaying any offer to starve out the injured party. And finally when the injured party is so fed up they threaten to hire an attorney, defending the case to make it drag out longer so the insurance company’s invested premiums make more interest.
The whole time starving out the deserving and injured party. Real life look at the claims process through a magnifying and amplified perspective.
