2018 July

Articles in this issue:

Oscar Wilde

An ideal mentor for a trial attorney, his life experience offers a cautionary tale about pursuing a case you cannot win

“We are only one election away from being put out of business”

Mike Arias

Are law schools failing their students?

A guide to the presentation of your case: Trial lawyer skills for the new attorney

All jurors don’t hate jury duty, but all jurors hate repetitious questions that prolong the trial. And they love judges that keep things moving

An effective and efficient way to resolve most discovery disputes

The master-calendar civil trial courts offer this judge a new perspective on common mistakes in the courtroom and how to avoid them

How Abraham Lincoln developed his trial skills and prepared himself to persuade juries

The Administration and the Supreme Court’s latest attacks on consumers

This is your only opportunity to talk to the jurors until the case is decided