Articles in this issue:
Discussing money with jurors using financial “anchors” that make sense to them
A look at the eggshell-plaintiff doctrine and how it can be applied in a case with psychological injury
Not all physical evidence should be introduced, and not all possible witnesses should be part of your case
Often the most challenging damages to present at trial, here is a step-by-step guide leading up to your closing argument
Finding the human element in the practice of tort law
The effective presentation of liability and damages through expert testimony and opinion
No matter what your experience level, you can be effective in voir dire
Dealing with the conflict of being a mother in the courtroom
Have voir dire traditions become anachronisms? An argument for having a separate attorney conduct voir dire before you present your case
Some of California’s best trial lawyers lay out the preparation for and execution of your jury trial, whether it’s your first or your Fiftieth
Recognizing the past, looking to the future and learning to rely on one another
[[case]]Kesner v. Superior Court[[/case]] — The most comprehensive discussion of the analysis of legal duty in California negligence law, specifically as regards asbestos but applicable to all negligence claims where duty is an issue
Echeverria honored to serve as your new CAALA President
