Articles in this issue:
How one child’s drowning changed pool safety laws in California
Electronically stored information (ESI) is a vital source of discovery and evidence when litigating against government agencies and corporations
Dealing with difficult and dissocial deponents
Prepare thoroughly so you can shine the light where it belongs, on the issues, and not where they are trying to guide you
Discovery being propounded to the opposing party: How to effectively use discovery, with practical pointers
Forcing your narcissistic opposing counsel to ”SURRENDER”
A look at what evidence is relevant in employment cases and how to get it through discovery
Make it harder for defense to justify withholding documents you need
How demonstrative evidence was used to build the case against the MTA when its bus was struck by a runaway truck
Fighting back against bogus findings of fault against cyclists
Don’t focus too sharply on the condition that caused the injury. Look at the failures of the public and private entities that created the dangerous condition
Also: Highlights of AAJ’s advocacy in the courts
An overview of priorities for 2022 has contingency-fee limitation at top of list
Whether rock climbing at “JT” or practicing law, it helps to have a buddy when you get stuck
COVID moves the Gala to March, and a call for civility in these difficult times
