James Goodnow

Adventures of a Personal Injury Lawyer

Posted 1 year ago
A glimpse at one of our new sites!

http://www.marclamber.com
Posted 1 year ago
Here’s what’s next!

http://www.jamesgoodnow.com
Posted 1 year ago
Red Phone Law Goes Live!

http://www.redphonelaw.com
Posted 1 year ago
Hey, check this out! Marc and I are featured in the ABA Journal Tech Report article on "12 of America's Techiest Lawyers."

http://www.abajournal.com/gallery/techlawyer/607
Posted 1 year ago
James and Marc are interviewed by Fox10 News...

http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/dpp/news/local/phoenix/fennemore-craig-ipads-03192012

James and Marc are interviewed by Fox10 News regarding their continued use of Apple iPads.
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Posted 1 year ago
Here I am with Marc Lamber on the Jumbotron in Times Square! More press for our profile on Apple.com…
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Posted 1 year ago
Big News! See Marc Lamber and James Goodnow featured on Apple.com.

http://www.apple.com/ipad/business/profiles/fennemore-craig/

HUGE news! See Marc Lamber and James Goodnow featured on Apple.com. Fennemore Craig is the first law firm ever profiled by Apple for its iPad use!
Posted 1 year ago

Check this out! James Goodnow was invited to ABC 15 last Saturday night to provide tips on how to stay out of legal trouble at New Year’s parties! He’s pictured here with news anchor, Stephanie Hockridge, and Erin Ryan Goodnow.
Posted 1 year ago

Celebrating James Goodnow after he was made Director at Fennemore Craig yesterday!
Posted 1 year ago

Negotiation Tip of the Day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHhPh5aKG0U

Negotiation Tip of the Day: Does it really matter where you sit in a negotiation? Yes, says Harvard Law/Business Professor Guhan Subramanian. Don’t sit on the opposite side of the table as the person with whom you’re negotiating — it sends the wrong message right out of the gates. The little details matter! Check out this video for more information on this topic.