Law and Motion Practice

Improve your law and motion skills

The 3 Rules of 3 for writing your motion

Steps to take control over the litigation and get what you need from discovery

A look at RPDs, the most typical area of discovery disputes

From Issue: 2019 July

Tips for drafting effective and well-organized complaints that can help you avoid unnecessary issues

Motions to compel are powerful tools to educate opposing counsel on – and enforce – discovery obligations

Using the defense’s burden as your roadmap to defeat MSJs in premises cases

Using motions in limine to keep out defense evidence that lacks probative value but muddies the waters — sub rosa photos and videos

Primer on the law and special interrogatories for use in a dog-bite case

Good writing is essential to winning the tentative rulings on critical issues

A step-by-step guide to setting up Word to automate brief writing

Nuts and bolts of summary judgment oppositions — or, how to keep your sanity and your job

Best practices when filing and opposing motions in limine