How to be an effective cross-examiner without trial experience Cross-examination is about obtaining results and telling the story, not just impeaching the witness Angel Carrazco, Jr. From Issue: 2020 January
High-stakes speed run How to try a big-exposure case in three and a half days. Hint: Keep the story simple and organized. Here are tools to help you do that. Drew TetiDustin Collier From Issue: 2025 January
Getting the jury fired up about your client getting fired Developing and presenting trial themes in employment cases Douglas N. SilversteinLauren Morrison From Issue: 2022 April
Games, swords, shields, lies, and cherries Dealing with claims of privilege at trial James West From Issue: 2019 December
Finding your style for witness examination Finding inspiration for your trial style, and then learning to perfect it Teresa Johnson From Issue: 2024 March
How legal staff best supports attorneys at trial Trial is not a solo act, it requires a chorus of support Rose Gutierrez From Issue: 2018 January
Groucho Marx can make you a better lawyer Groucho did something we should all hope to do: be brilliant and stay relevant Gregory W. Alarcon From Issue: 2019 July
Getting the jury fired up about your client getting fired Developing and presenting trial themes in employment cases Douglas N. SilversteinLauren Morrison From Issue: 2024 October
Four underutilized rules of evidence at trial Dealing with experts’ wild scenarios of causation, the disappearing plaintiff, impeachment documents and publications referred to at trial Khail A. Parris From Issue: 2025 January
Finding damages through every witness, defense and plaintiff To realize the full value of damages, spend all the time you can in the life of the person you represent Jude Basile From Issue: 2017 May
Expert witness testimony at trial: Practice and procedure The effective presentation of liability and damages through expert testimony and opinion Garo Mardirossian From Issue: 2017 January
