The argument as a persuasive tool in negotiation Monty Python can teach us a lesson Jeffrey Krivis From Issue: 2014 February
Motions in limine Motions in limine play a critical role in pretrial and trial strategies Elizabeth A. Hernandez From Issue: 2014 February
Medical malpractice: Strategies to improve economic damages Challenging the defense experts’ calculations is vital to maximize damages Robert J. Ounjian From Issue: 2014 February
Litigating childhood sexual-abuse cases Focus your discovery on who knew what, and when, while limiting the minor’s involvement in the process Natalie Weatherford From Issue: 2014 February
Getting organized for trial Use the jury instructions as the basis for your trial planning Christa Ramey From Issue: 2014 February
Discovery and police officers: The Pitchess process Discovery relating to a peace officer’s job performance or disciplinary actions must follow a unique, statutory process Alyssa Kim Schabloski From Issue: 2014 February
Practicing law and practicing parenthood A single mom and PI attorney tells you how she does it – and why Aimee Kirby From Issue: 2014 February
Mirror, mirror on the wall Mirroring as a technique to improve rapport with jurors John F. Denove From Issue: 2014 February
Looking beyond the driver’s seat Proving negligent entrustment or permissive use in vehicle liability cases Kimberly Wong From Issue: 2014 February
It’s complicated: Handling cases with difficult fact patterns Being open, telling the truth and bringing out your problems before the defense does Browne Greene From Issue: 2014 February
Dismantling opposing experts and rehabilitating retained experts Strategies to minimize your damage while inflicting maximum harm to the other side Gary Paul From Issue: 2014 February
Coping with sub rosa video at trial The key to keeping sub rosa out of trial is to deal with it before trial Christopher Dolan From Issue: 2014 February
