Articles in this issue:
This is nit-picky business, especially when it comes to admission of evidence
Increase your clients’ recoveries and protect their interests on appeal by learning to protect the record
Steps to take control over the litigation and get what you need from discovery
Your summary judgment on appeal
Writ relief is extraordinary and completely discretionary; most petitions are denied. Here are the basics for trial lawyers
An untraditional approach to combining the claims of plaintiffs; how it differs from class actions, joinder, consolidation, relation and coordination
Understanding the consequences your litigation strategy has on an appeal; the doctrines of waiver, forfeiture, estoppel or invited error
They’re faster, safer for all participants, reduce law and motion practice, eliminate the unpredictable voir dire, and allow you to better tailor your presentation for the audience
When one appellate court just isn’t enough
The due-process implications of non-lawyer representation and fee sharing in California
Use motion practice to stop defense experts from abusing the MMPI2 and other testing in brain-injury cases
A special look at the words and phrases that defined a year like no other
Results revealed a mixed verdict
Courts Crisis Committee to evaluate options in dealing with the COVID crisis in the civil courts
I am proud to have served such a wonderful group of trial lawyers
“Not in my wildest dreams…"
