Uprooting the decision tree

Neuroscience meets mathematics in mediation: If they told you lawyers don’t need math, they lied!

Barbara A. Reeves

From Issue: 2018 August

Oscar Wilde

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

Gregory W. Alarcon

From Issue: 2018 July

Lawyer Lincoln’s trial tactics

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

Michael L. Stern

From Issue: 2018 July

What jurors say after a trial

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

Elizabeth R. Feffer

From Issue: 2018 July

Proving damages in “golden years” injury cases

Hedonic damages become vital when special damages are limited

Steven Lipscomb

From Issue: 2018 June

This is not a race

California’s whistleblower protections are not limited to the first report of unlawful conduct

Scott Tillett

From Issue: 2018 May