Using motions to compel and protective orders to stop the defense’s games Steps to take control over the litigation and get what you need from discovery Laura F. SedrishLaura Lynn Davidson From Issue: 2020 December
Common mistakes and pitfalls in responses to Requests for Production of Documents A look at RPDs, the most typical area of discovery disputes Randolph M. Hammock From Issue: 2019 July
Use Microsoft Word to automate your tables of contents and authorities A step-by-step guide to setting up Word to automate brief writing Nicole Lari-Joni From Issue: 2020 September
MSJ denied Using the defense’s burden as your roadmap to defeat MSJs in premises cases Krystale Rosal From Issue: 2020 October
Motion for nonsuit License to kill in arbitration? Robert ReichmanSean Macias From Issue: 2018 August
Expediting trial through motions for preference Before you rush to bring a motion for preference, be aware that preference cases also have drawbacks Laurel Halbany From Issue: 2018 February
Who let the dogs out? Primer on the law and special interrogatories for use in a dog-bite case Laurence Mandell From Issue: 2020 September
Write well to win more Good writing is essential to winning the tentative rulings on critical issues Valerie T. McGintyDaniel U. Smith From Issue: 2017 December
The legal assistant’s perspective on MSJ Nuts and bolts of summary judgment oppositions — or, how to keep your sanity and your job Rose Gutierrez From Issue: 2017 December
Motion to compel, or motion to compel further? How to determine whether a motion to compel discovery responses or a motion to compel further responses is the proper motion based on the circumstances Jake Cohen From Issue: 2018 April
Ex parte motions What a way to start the day: the “8:30 whiners’ calendar” Mark Mooney From Issue: 2020 July
