When Choosing A Lawyer,
Consider The Many Legal Articles and Book Chapters By Dan Siegel

Books/Chapters

• Understanding Pennsylvania Civil Courts and Procedure, Chapter in Litigation Skills: A Short Course for Legal Assistants, HalfMoon Seminars, 2006
• Effective Use of Technology for Legal Assistants, Chapter in Litigation Skills: A Short Course for Legal Assistants, HalfMoon Seminars, 2006
• Civil Litigation and Guns: Holding the Gun Dealer Responsible, Chapter in The Law of Guns in Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2003
• Update of the Law, Chapter in Workers’ Compensation – Solutions for Handling & Managing Your Case, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 2003
• Substantial Factor – Jury Charges Revised, Chapter in Successfully Litigating the Automobile Accident Case, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2003
• Plaintiffs’ Alternative Legal Theories in Pharmaceutical Litigation, Chapter Co-Author with Sol H. Weiss et al., Drug Advertising and Promotion, American Conference Institute, 2003
• Mass Tort Litigation and Consumer Fraud Statutes & Pharmaceutical Litigation, Chapters in 10th Annual Personal Injury Institute, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2003
• Collaborative Litigation – Depository Issues, Chapter in Case Management and Electronic Discovery in Pharmaceutical Litigation, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, 2003
• Class Actions in Drug Liability Cases, Chapter Co-Author with Sol H. Weiss, Emerging Drug Litigation Conference, Mealey’s Emerging Drugs and Devices, 2001
• Temporary Notices of Compensation Payable, Chapter in Tough Problems in Workers’ Compensation, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2001
• Practical Considerations When You Begin the Case, Chapter in Workers’ Comp: Getting the Most Out of Your Case, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 2000.
• Advanced Workers’ Compensation in Pennsylvania, National Business Institute, Inc., 2000
• Personal Animosity and Employer Immunity Defenses” and “Who’s the Boss: Temporary Employees and Related Issues, Chapter in Workers’ Comp -- How to Handle Difficult Issues, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 1999
• “Paralegal’s Role in Personal Injury Practice,” Chapter in Pennsylvania Personal Injury Practice for Paralegals, HMS Continuing Legal Education, 1998
• Addressing Limited Tort Issues -- Ways to Address the Threshold, Chapter in Hot Tips in Auto Law, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 1995
• Effective Strategies for Brief Writing, Chapter in Workers' Compensation - Winning Strategies in Workers' Compensation Cases, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 1995
• Subrogation - The Practical Factors, Chapter in Workers' Compensation - Tips From Local Practitioners, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 1994
• Is There an Automatic Supersedeas - Or - Is the Automatic Supersedeas Constitutional? PATLA Convention Materials July 1994, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 1994
• Notices of Temporary Compensation Payable, Chapter in The New Workers' Compensation Act: Comp in the Nineties and Beyond, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, 1993
• Handling the Limited Tort Claim, Chapter in Tort and Insurance Law Update, Professional Educational Systems, Inc., 1993
• The Second Amendment, Judicial Unanimity, Gun Owner Dissent, Chapter in The Bill of Rights: A Bicentennial View, Pennsylvania Bar Association, 1991

Other Publications

• Appellate Summaries, Columnist, The Verdict, Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association Monthly Newsletter, 1988 to Present
• Buying a Cell Phone, Solo, American Bar Association, General, Solo and Small Firm Division, Vol. 12, No. 3, July 2006
• Going Solo, GPSolo, American Bar Association, July/August 2006
• Workers Compensation Practice Tip: Exploding the Myth of the 90-Day Rule, The Verdict (Cover Story), Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, Vol. 2005-2006, Issue 8, June 2006
• So What's A Lawyer to Do? Solo, American Bar Association, General, Solo and Small Firm Division, Vol. 12, No. 2, June 2006
• Take a (case) load off with the right software (& sidebar -- Consider your choices), TRIAL, Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA), May 2006
• Technology: Lighting the Internet on Fire: Creating a Web Site and Using E-mail to Attract Clients and Potential Clients, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Spring 2006
• Marketing on the Web – Use the Tools at Hand to Give Your Firm an Edge,” The Legal Intelligencer (Law Office Litigation Tech Supplement), January 30, 2006
• The ‘Less-Paper’ Office, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Winter 2006
• Scrub Your Documents!, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Fall 2005
• Web Wonder – A New Cyber Era Arrives at Philadelphiabar.org, The Philadelphia Lawyer (Cover Story), Philadelphia Bar Association, Summer 2005
• 10 Questions for Uriel Palti, Consul General of Israel in Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Summer 2005
• Technology: What Is the Difference Between?, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Spring 2005
• Philadelphia Mass Tort Program: Alive and Well, LJN’s Product Liability Law & Strategy, Co-Author with Michelle Tiger, American Lawyer Media, February 2005
• The Will: A Practice Tip, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Winter 2004-2005
• Technology: Inside the High-Tech Courtroom, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Winter 2004-2005
• Technology: The Benefits of E-Filing, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Spring 2004
• Medicare Liens, Mass Torts, American Bar Association, Litigation Section, Mass Torts Litigation Committee, Vol. I, No. 3, February 2004
• Experiencing a Great ‘Read’ – Audiobooks, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Winter 2003-2004
• Technology: Trial Without Error – Two Software Programs Make it Easy to Find and Organize Case Information, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Winter 2003-2004
• Preparing for Oral Argument – Mastering the Art of Verbal Persuasion in Front of Any Appellate or Trial Court, The Philadelphia Lawyer (Book Review), Philadelphia Bar Association, Fall 2003
• Shifting Your Area of Practice, The Philadelphia Lawyer (Cover Story), Philadelphia Bar Association, Summer 2003
• Technology: Tiny Time-Savers to Help Today’s Busy Attorneys, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Summer 2003
• Plaintiffs’, Defense Bar: How Times Have Changed, The Legal Intelligencer, April 7, 2003
• Technology: Where Do You Go Online for Your Information?, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Association, Spring 2003
• Punitives Have A Place, The National Law Journal, December 23, 2002
• Appellate Courts and Mediation/ADR, The Verdict, Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, Volume 2002-2003, Issue 3, November 2002
• Navigating the Complexity of Mass Tort Litigation, (Personal Injury Law Supplement), August 19, 2002
• Funded Employment, PARP News, Pennsylvania Association of Rehabilitation Professionals Newsletter, Spring-Summer 2001
• Speeding Up the Process: Workers' Comp Delays Can Bring Lengthy Litigation, The Legal Intelligencer, December 14, 2000
• Don't Overlook Social Security, The Legal Intelligencer, November 9, 2000
• Medical-Cost Containment Can Harm Workers in Doctor's Office and in Front of WC Judge, The Legal Intelligencer, October 12, 2000
• Workers' Comp Practice Changing in Pa., The Legal Intelligencer, September 14, 2000
• Funded Employment: Gift Horse or Trojan Horse?, The Legal Intelligencer, August 10, 2000
• Johnson Could Be a Pandora’s Box, The Legal Intelligencer, July 27, 2000
• Lawyers Have to Ask - Who’s the Boss?, The Legal Intelligencer, June 8, 2000
• Debating the Proper Uses of the TNCP, The Legal Intelligencer, May 11, 2000
• Questioning the Company Doctor, The Legal Intelligencer, April 13, 2000
• The Myth of the F Word – Fraud, The Legal Intelligencer, March 9, 2000
• On-The-Job Hearing Loss Easier to Prove After Artman, The Legal Intelligencer, February 10, 2000
• Pa. High Court Addresses Workers’ Comp, The Legal Intelligencer, January 13, 2000
• What You See is What You Get, The Philadelphia Lawyer, The Philadelphia Bar Association, Spring 1999
• Effective Brief-Writing Strategies, The Barrister (Cover Story), The Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, Fall 1996
• Editor, Workers' Compensation News, Newsletter of the Philadelphia Bar Association Workers' Compensation Committee, May 1995 to 1999
• Landmark Gun Control Bill, News of Delaware County ( Pa.), October 4, 1995
• Annual Update of the Law: Automobile Law, Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, Philadelphia, September 13, 1995
• NRA Backs Law it Bucks Elsewhere, Greensburg ( Pa.) Tribune Review, July 9, 1995
• Bill Goes Far to Muzzle Firearms, Philadelphia Daily News, June 20, 1995
• The Second Amendment is Not Absolute, Letter to the Editor, Litigation News, American Bar Association Section of Litigation, February/ March 1995
• Annual Update of the Law: Automobile Law, Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, Philadelphia, December 15, 1994
• Copyrights and the Writer, The Philatelic Communicator, Fourth Quarter 1994
• Losing Benefits Without Due Process - Is the Automatic Supersedeas in Workers' Compensation Constitutional? Pennsylvania Law Weekly, September 19, 1994
• Assault Gun Law Would Save Lives, Philadelphia Daily News, July 12, 1993
• Random Thoughts, Columnist, Global Stamp News, 1990 to 1992
• Bearing Arms is 'Collective Right,' Burlington County (N.J.) Times, July 9, 1987
• Buying a Gun Easy as Buying Ice Cream Cone, Philadelphia Daily News, July 31, 1985

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