Carol Michel and Rick Sager
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Law360

“Wearable Fitness Devices: A New Frontier in Discovery.”

ATLANTA (May 11, 2016) --- Partners Carol Michel and Rick Sager were featured in Law360 for their article “Wearable Fitness Devices: A New Frontier in Discovery.”  The article discusses using wearable fitness device data in legal proceedings.  Michel and Sager state, “The personal health data that is recorded and stored from these devices is a veritable goldmine of information for parties to litigation.”

Michel, who leads WWHGD healthcare practice, is consistently ranked in Best Lawyers for her work in healthcare law.  She is considered the “go-to” attorney by clients in emergency situations requiring immediate advice and counsel to protect their interests.  As a faculty member of the International Association of Defense Counsel Trial Academy, Michel is recognized as a trial attorney with a proven track record for success.

Sager heads the product liability practice group for WWHGD.  He consistently handles high-exposure cases throughout the U.S.  Sager has been named by Best Lawyers in America a Best Lawyer for his work in personal injury litigation since 2012.

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