Traumatic-brain-injury experts 101 Ensuring your brain-injured client gets the medical treatment they need Belinda Theam From Issue: 2022 May
Defeating defendant’s “junk science” in a rear-ender trial Taking aim at the biomechanics expert Spencer LucasBenny Khorsandi From Issue: 2019 April
The “money” cross-examination of the one-sided expert Attacking the credibility of the one-sided expert on cross-examination Dan KramerTeresa Johnson From Issue: 2017 October
The defense expert cross-examination Their expert isn’t actually that cool. Help the jury to see that Case Barnett From Issue: 2021 January
Selecting the right expert for your case A lifetime of trial experience suggests some simple-to-follow rules on selecting your experts Browne Greene From Issue: 2018 April
Preparing your retained-expert witness for deposition Inadequately prepared experts may end up giving testimony that can damage your case Elizabeth A. Hernandez From Issue: 2017 October
Using Sanchez to your advantage Both sides have filed nonsense motions to exclude expert testimony based on hearsay Michelle Buxton Hemesath From Issue: 2022 January
Preparing experts post-Sargon Sargon reaffirmed that expert opinion cannot be speculative or based on conjecture Torsten Bassell From Issue: 2018 October
Use Sargon as your WAZE for examining and presenting expert opinion If your expert is subject to a 402 hearing, you had better know your case law Geraldine Weiss From Issue: 2017 October
The attorney work-product doctrine and experts Communication is the key Lee Previant From Issue: 2017 October
Preparing your witnesses for trial Whether it’s your client, an expert or a damages witness, they must know what to expect and what’s expected of them Diana Diskin From Issue: 2020 January
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
