Articles in this issue:
Attacking the credibility of the one-sided expert on cross-examination
A deposition subpoena for the production of business records is a useful tool in gathering evidence
How To keep your civil case moving forward in the face of speculative stays and blanket refusals
Inadequately prepared experts may end up giving testimony that can damage your case
How the crafty defense lawyer hides things by avoiding the details in Requests for Production of Documents
The importance of framing key evidentiary issues and then framing the overall case and evidence
Interim adverse judgment bars malicious-prosecution claim, even if trial court later finds action was brought in bad faith
If your expert is subject to a 402 hearing, you had better know your case law
Dramatically different approaches to justice and the rule of law
OCTLA programs offer what you need to be a great trial lawyer – like the Top Gun lawyers we will celebrate in December. But first, the Bench & Bar Golf Tournament October 9
Become a mentor or mentee
The best use of expert witnesses and how to strengthen your case by finding the evidence you need through discovery
