Articles in this issue:
Although often relegated until the end of the trial, crafting a verdict form is among the most important aspects of a trial
Calling a defense witness as your first witness is a popular idea – and a bad one
Their expert isn’t actually that cool. Help the jury to see that
A look at practical lessons learned in completing a virtual trial
A loss at a medical malpractice trial leads to useful introspection on the value and challenges of going to trial in this time of COVID
What works and what doesn’t
The missing ingredient so often is proper evaluation of the case for trial: should this case be tried?
What you don’t learn from a police report may be just what you need to prove liability and identify other defendants
[[case]]Daubert[[/case]] error no longer requires new trial as sole remedy
The Homestead exemption changed January 1, 2021, protecting many more defendants from the forced sale of their home when facing a judgment
The connection between the VP and the Association
Proposed language would have impacted any med-mal or public-nuisance action even tangentially related to COVID-19
CAOC is working on all fronts to heighten the functionality of the courts as we proceed through the pandemic
A Year of Hope and the Opportunity to Give. Join us for the Installation ceremony Jan. 28 on YouTube
I’m a civil rights attorney. I don’t do PI cases
Creating a masterpiece every time
A round table discussion with stage actors on the challenges in communicating with jurors during a trial in the live COVID courtroom
Ten important cases that are repeatedly encountered and can be both a sword and shield
As civil jury trials resume, they will likely rely on Zoom and similar video-conferencing for all or part of the proceedings
