The law of unintended consequences Law-enforcement agencies are investigating medical professionals for fraud and other crimes Elinor Leary From Issue: 2019 April
The good shepherd Identifying and shepherding your witnesses for trial Mansour Soltanmoradi From Issue: 2024 January
The Fifth Amendment in civil cases The right against self-incrimination cuts both ways James Perry From Issue: 2023 October
The electronic presentation of evidence in opening statement Persuading your judge that what you are asking for is not objectionable or prejudicial Brian Poulter From Issue: 2022 June
The dollar cost of going to trial A look at the common costs of a trial – and the very real cost of not going to trial Christopher Montes de Oca From Issue: 2021 November
The immediate future of jury trials As civil jury trials resume, they will likely rely on Zoom and similar video-conferencing for all or part of the proceedings Neville L. JohnsonDouglas Johnson From Issue: 2021 January
The Golden Rule Invoking empathy without violating the Golden Rule John P. Blumberg From Issue: 2024 May
The Fifth Amendment in civil cases The right against self-incrimination is simply inapplicable in many contexts James Perry From Issue: 2024 May
The electronic evolution A look at the ongoing roll-out of digital-document-ready case management systems by LA Superior Court Kevin C. BrazileSherri R. Carter From Issue: 2019 July
The defense expert cross-examination Their expert isn’t actually that cool. Help the jury to see that Case Barnett From Issue: 2021 January
