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: Traumatic Brain Injury Law BlogStern Named President-Elect of the Belli Society
By Bruce Stern


I am pleased to advise my readers that I have been elected as President-Elect of the Melvin M. Belli Society. The society is named after Melvin M. Belli, a founder and past president of ATLA (Association of Trial Lawyers of America) and one of the truly great lawyers of the 20th century.
Life magazine dubbed Melvin Belli, “the king of torts” and his courageous, innovative use of demonstrative evidence and his willingness to teach and share his techniques are legendary. The Belli Society continues his tradition with hard-hitting, practical seminars featuring courtroom skills. This weekend, in Philadelphia, I was honored to be elected president elect of this wonderful society.
Pictured from left to right: Bruce Stern, Howard Nations, Linda Atkin, Ira Leesfield, Kirk Morgan and Thomas Dempsey.
Full post as published by Traumatic Brain Injury Law Blog on July 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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