Articles in this issue:
Yes! Using open-ended questions to keep feeding rope to the defense expert witness until she hangs herself
Identifying and shepherding your witnesses for trial
Be prepared to be unprepared; learn to manage your fear of the unexpected
Federal and state laws that may help victims of elder fraud recover from financial institutions and credit-reporting agencies
Using math to improve trial outcomes
Testimony of treating doctors in a PI trial can provide a unique blend of credibility, relatability, and expertise
Trying a case in federal court is nothing to be afraid of but you must know the rules, especially the judge’s “local, local rules”
QSFs are used to avoid conflicts both between multiple attorneys and multiple plaintiffs, providing income to plaintiffs while disputes are resolved
PI practice is a matter of deadlines. Here are the most important
[[case]]Bennett v. Ohio National[[/case]]: Withholding of benefits in the future does not start the statute of limitations in the present
How defendants misrepresent a plaintiff’s condition through social media
Counsel must work together to protect WC benefits while maximizing the civil award
Major California civil procedure changes with new mandatory disclosures (CCP § 2016.090)
Contractors hired by DOD and removal of their complaints to federal court. Also, premises liability and the negligent undertaking theory; and, reduction of attorney fees based on incivility of counsel
Many events are planned this year that offer ways for you to give back to the community
AI and federal privacy legislation must prioritize the rights and safety of the American people over the corporate profits of Big Tech
Electing legislators who will fight to protect Californians’ legal rights
Make this your year to try a case – you don’t have to do it alone
Seeing a woman who looked like me, from my community and who was a lawyer, made my dream seem possible. If I could see it, I could be it
