GPS evidence in collision cases

Used properly, it answers comparative-fault theories before they reach the jury

Kristopher Peerali
Gabrielle Booth

From Issue: 2026 July

Getting to know your incoming CAALA president

“I wanted to be a lawyer because of an ugly event when I was about five- or six-years old.”

From Issue: 2023 January

From records to admissions

A deposition toolbox for commercial-vehicle cases

Jon Davidi
Tyler Paboojian

From Issue: 2026 July

Finding the silver lining

We see some silver linings in the examples of true human spirit during the time of coronavirus

Jeffrey A. Rudman

From Issue: 2020 May

Farewell, but not goodbye

As a past president, I look forward to being the most relaxed person in the room

Douglas N. Silverstein

From Issue: 2022 December

Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth

COVID moves the Gala to March, and a call for civility in these difficult times

Douglas N. Silverstein

From Issue: 2022 February

Google Law, PC

The State Bar plans to bring non-lawyers into the practice of law. It’s time for you to become involved

Genie Harrison

From Issue: 2021 April

Get way more money on your Waymo cases

Critical aspects of litigation in autonomous-driving cases

Ryan Cowan

From Issue: 2026 July

FMCSA’s forthcoming Safety Measurement System overhaul

What to expect from the federal website’s update and how to use its data to plead theories of negligent entrustment, negligent hiring, and negligent retention

Burgess Williams

From Issue: 2026 July

Financial-condition discovery – Don’t wait until trial!

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

Ashley Dang

From Issue: 2026 January

Excluding what the officer didn’t know at the time of the shooting

Effective use of motions in limine can ensure the jury sees only the relevant facts in an excessive-use-of-force case

Michael S. Carrillo

From Issue: 2026 June

Ends are not bad things

We can see the future of CAALA through the lens of last year’s accomplishments

Genie Harrison

From Issue: 2021 December