2024 January

Articles in this issue:

Exhibiting behavior

Nuts, bolts, and strategic considerations for trial exhibits

2024 January

Contractors hired by DOD and removal of their complaints to federal court. Also, premises liability and the negligent undertaking theory; and, reduction of attorney fees based on incivility of counsel

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

2024 January

What should we do with harassing, abusive opposing counsel?

A female litigator’s perspective

Olivia K. Leary

2024 January

Profile: Andrea Posey

Personal-injury stalwart coming into her own as a voice for clients, wins $10 million dog-bite verdict

Stephen Ellison

2024 January

Trial analytics

Using math to improve trial outcomes

David Caditz

2024 January

Incivility may cost you

Snoeck v. ExakTime Innovations, Inc. holds that courts may take civility into account when determining a lodestar multiplier

Michael Levinson

2024 January

Pre-litigation through litigation: A timeline

PI practice is a matter of deadlines. Here are the most important

Ted Ravan

2024 January

Improv for trial

Be prepared to be unprepared; learn to manage your fear of the unexpected

Brian Breiter
Joseph Limbaugh

2024 January

The good shepherd

Identifying and shepherding your witnesses for trial

Mansour Soltanmoradi

2024 January

Is there a different way to cross-examine at trial?

Yes! Using open-ended questions to keep feeding rope to the defense expert witness until she hangs her-self

Brian G. Beecher
Benny Khorsandi

2024 January