Thoughts on closing argument, risk, and letting jurors feel the loss
Brian Breiter
2026 April
How to dismantle the defense playbook in front of a jury
Byron J. Abron (B.J.)
2026 April
The recent decision in Jane Doe v. Mount Pleasant Elementary School District and the contours of liability for injuries sustained by a child on a field trip
Holly Boyer Haley Aanestad
2026 April
Expanding your trial toolbox with depositions using C.C.P. § 2025.620
Jenna Edzant
2026 April
Q & A between three “Mama Lawyers” about the unique challenges facing parents who are trial lawyers
Maryann P. GallagherShannon H.P. WardMia Munro
2026 April
Witness examinations are built deliberately during depositions
Colin Jones
2026 April
How to talk about big numbers without sounding like a billboard
Dan Kramer
2026 April
How junior associates can set trials up to win
Jordan PhillipsMatthew Freeman
2026 April
Take 12 people who have been living in fragmented, personalized information environments and guide them to a shared understanding of the truth
Courtney Rowley
2026 April
Complex by nature, it’s your job to keep it focused, targeted and understandable to a jury
John YslasTyler WoodsThiago M. Coelho
2026 April
Surprises at tax time like the non-deductibility of attorneys’ contingent fees can cause consternation to plaintiffs
Robert W. Wood
2026 April
We face new challenges on the right to sue public entities, recover on behalf of abused foster children and adult survivors of childhood abuse. Homeowners rights also under attack
Nancy Peverini
2026 April
It can be worth it to take that “too small” case to trial
Olivia K. Leary
2026 April
You’ll feel better and make friends for life when you volunteer your time
Griselda S. RodriguezMichelle M. West
2026 April
Hiring of independent contractors followed by injuries on a job site will likely bring Privette into play
Clare Lucich
2026 April
We need team members on this important committee as we fight for the civil justice system
Elizabeth A. Hernandez
2026 April
