2015 July

Using a trial theme effectively throughout your case

A stong, carefully chosen theme brings clarity and simplicity to the presentation of your case

From Issue: 2015 July

Sanctions lurk in the background of virtually every court appearance. The most common are with Case Management Conference procedures and discovery

From Issue: 2015 July

Emboldened by [case]Howell[/case], the defense takes aim at medical liens introduced to prove past meds

From Issue: 2015 July

Ten lessons for trial lawyers in the words of a master

From Issue: 2015 July

A client without legal representation may not have a David v. Goliath outcome

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A nuts and bolts guide to creating and using a jury questionnaire

From Issue: 2015 July

Trying more cases increases the value of the cases you settle, and when you win it is p-o-w-e-r-f-u-l

From Issue: 2015 July

Sanctions lurk in the background of virtually every court appearance. The most common are with Case Management Conference procedures and discovery

From Issue: 2015 July

Emboldened by Howell, the defense takes aim at medical liens introduced to prove past meds

From Issue: 2015 July

You often don’t have enough time to identify every bad juror, but that doesn’t mean your voir dire cannot be effective

From Issue: 2015 July

The “Fastpass”: Going to the head of the line to have your motion heard without the usual 16 court-days notice

From Issue: 2015 July

Surprises during trial cause confusion and delays – a list of “Oh no” events to avoid

From Issue: 2015 July