How the defense will try to keep your dog-bite case on a short leash
Ron Berman
2016 October
Your expert will explain the law to the jury, setting the stage for your “case within a case”
John P. Blumberg
2016 October
Barickman v. Mercury Cas. Co. — Court rejects the insurer’s argument that it acted in good faith as a matter of law by making an early tender of policy limits
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2016 October
Using the defendant’s shield as your sword
Tobin Ellis
2016 October
It can be a tricky game, but doing it early and correctly can produce great results for your client
Jeffrey Greenman
2016 October
Honoring five deserving lawyers for their exceptional trial advocacy skills
Vincent D. Howard
2016 October
Guidelines for using your experts to prove liability and causation in two common types of PI cases
Dan KramerTeresa Johnson
2016 October
Hire experts early in the case and be certain they’re prepared to tell your story in a style that engages the jury
Christa Ramey
2016 October
Many proposed confidentiality clauses conflict with counsel’s right to practice and the public’s right to know
Anne Richardson
2016 October
It’s not enough just to vote: A list of candidates that support a robust civil justice system
David M. Ring
2016 October
Best practices and authorities for the use of video-recorded expert deposition testimony, especially the importance of identifying all non-retained “expert” witnesses
Alyssa Kim Schabloski
2016 October
A structured settlement can offer financial protection for a lifetime as compared to a lump-sum cash settlement
Robert T. SimonPatrick FarberWilliam E. Lindahl, MBA, CLPF
2016 October
Reconstructing a rollover involves examining frequently observed physical evidence on the vehicle and the roadway
Kurt D. Weiss
2016 October
