2015 April

“Is the camera the same as the human eye?”

A visibility expert discusses the complexity of using video photography to inform and persuade jurors

From Issue: 2015 April

The abuse is not always obvious and there are multiple conflicts of interest that must be addressed in handling elder-abuse matters

From Issue: 2015 April

Minimal damage to the vehicle does not mean you should concede minimal injury to the client

From Issue: 2015 April

A short look at Japanese social culture and what trial lawyers can learn from it

From Issue: 2015 April

Embrace the pre-existing condition; when presented properly, it can enhance recovery

From Issue: 2015 April

A stairway-fall case spotlights the different types of experts

From Issue: 2015 April

Telling the jury a story to prove non-economic damages

From Issue: 2015 April

Litigating with expert witnesses: Five steps to success

From Issue: 2015 April

Using a “direct victim” theory to recover emotional distress damages

From Issue: 2015 April

Better understanding “present value” can lead to a substantial increase in case valuation when future earning capacity is involved

From Issue: 2015 April

Hollywood vs the Supreme Court: Ten Decades of Gender and Film

From Issue: 2015 April

A look at the importance of this question, selecting necessary experts and the basics of working with them

From Issue: 2015 April