To stop or to go? Making sense of “who ran the red light?” Allen BourgeoisMatthew Manjarrez From Issue: 2017 May
The evidence is gone…now what? Overcoming obstacles caused by defendant’s destruction or failure to preserve evidence Gelareh Sara Golriz From Issue: 2023 October
The added value of a private investigator in a motor-vehicle case What you don’t learn from a police report may be just what you need to prove liability and identify other defendants Harry Kazakian From Issue: 2021 January
Subsequent remedial measures Getting them into evidence and using them to your advantage Loren Schwartz From Issue: 2017 November
Kickin’ it with Kennemur A Kennemur objection can strike fear into the heart of a trial attorney. Could Easterby have helped you? Casey HultinAshley Laiken From Issue: 2022 January
Gathering and preserving evidence in car crash cases The Traffic Collision Report is just the beginning of your crusade for evidence Karina Lallande From Issue: 2021 June
The forest, not the trees Gathering your evidence and framing your case for trial Geoff Wells From Issue: 2024 October
The electronic presentation of evidence in opening statement Persuading your judge that what you are asking for is not objectionable or prejudicial Brian Poulter From Issue: 2022 June
Telling your client’s story in a multimedia format Video evidence can be persuasive and shorter is often better, but first you have to get it in Matthew Stumpf From Issue: 2020 September
Producing trial-ready animation using experts’ data and analysis A look “Behind the Screen” offers insight into how animators bring your case to life Vahe Garabedian From Issue: 2018 February
Gathering the evidence of general damages and selling it to the jury Not all physical evidence should be introduced, and not all possible witnesses should be part of your case From Issue: 2017 January
Full investigation of the accident scene can reveal other responsible parties When the primary defendant is underinsured, a thorough investigation of the accident scene can yield surprising evidence of negligence by other parties Casey A. Kaufman From Issue: 2017 May
