Articles in this issue:
We want the machine and we want the conscience
Lawyers who ignore AI risk becoming the Blockbuster Video of our profession. Here are practical applications, examples, and prompts for today’s litigators
To preserve issues for appellate review, “speak now or forever hold your peace.” This is a task requiring both advance planning and immediate action.
(And how to return the favor as amicus for others)
No plaintiff believes that it is fair to pay taxes on portions of their recovery paid directly to their lawyer that they never see
Six questions ranging from jurisdiction of the court to unconscionability that may help you defeat the motion to arbitrate
Your goals must be different, depending on if the case is a clear loser, a clear winner or a toss-up
Discovery of a defendant’s financial condition is essential to proving punitive damages, and doing it early can prevent defendants from shielding assets and create settlement leverage for plaintiffs
New law will revise California Rule of Court 3.1590, perhaps the most opaque rule ever issued by the Judicial Council
Craig Peters, Brian Gearinger and Joseph S. May recognized for civil rights verdict in police racism case
Taking on Uber’s latest threat, and the trucking industry’s quest for immunity for injuries they cause
Raising $260,000 for “Joy Jars” for childhood-cancer victims and honoring the best among us at the Top Gun gala
The Uber initiative to deny automobile accident victims access to the courtroom
How rideshare companies Uber and Lyft use exculpatory clauses to dodge liability
