Using deposition testimony to support your motion to compel Make it harder for defense to justify withholding documents you need Tilak Gupta From Issue: 2022 February
To stop or to go? Making sense of “who ran the red light?” Allen BourgeoisMatthew Manjarrez From Issue: 2017 May
The “how to” for motions to compel Motions to compel are powerful tools to educate opposing counsel on – and enforce – discovery obligations Taylor R. Porter From Issue: 2023 December
The clock starts now Using trial preference as a strategic litigation tool without letting discovery become your weakness Olivia RatinerVlad Idelman From Issue: 2026 October
Swipe up for discovery The new rules of social evidence, where one viral image can gut your claim Owili K. Eison From Issue: 2025 October
Securing the universe of documents in civil-rights actions You are only as good a civil-rights practitioner as the discovery you compel. Yes, compel. Denisse O. Gastélum From Issue: 2021 February
Turn up the heat on your record subpoenas You’ve served the subpoena duces tecum but still don’t have the documents – here’s your game plan Clifton N. Smoot From Issue: 2019 April
They said it didn’t exist Challenging a defendant’s “diligent search and reasonable inquiry” after Higginson Aram Zohrabian From Issue: 2026 October
The digital minefield Exposing and defusing social-media surveillance at trial Garret ValerioJoseph Younes From Issue: 2025 July
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
Show me what you got Major California civil procedure changes with new mandatory disclosures (CCP § 2016.090) Miles B. Cooper From Issue: 2024 January
Securing discovery in jail-death cases Navigating discovery disputes of in-custody-death cases; case law you’ll need to rely on Denisse O. Gastélum From Issue: 2025 June