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Working with juries: Can you go too far?

Appellate court sets some boundaries for closing argument

Donna Bader

From Issue: 2007 October

Voir dire in a nutshell

Conducting the voir dire can be maximized by following five steps

Lois Heaney

From Issue: 2007 October

Risk-oriented mediation

This process provides a reality test and a business focus, helping to move clients away from emotional positions

Alexander Polsky

From Issue: 2007 October

How to pick a plaintiff jury by nonverbal indicators

Body language often tells more than words. Add some nonverbal indicators to your ideal juror profile

Constance Bernstein

From Issue: 2007 October

Can this witness be saved from the “Magic List”?

Preparing your client for a deposition should involve productive role play, not a lecture

Katherine James

From Issue: 2007 October

Admissibility of computer documents at trial

From Web pages to corporate e-mail, California offers procedures for the admission of electronic evidence

Shirley Watkins
Jin Lew

From Issue: 2007 October

Voir dire: The right preparation allows you to be “in the moment” with jurors

A successful voir dire environment allows the attorney to be genuine and jurors to share themselves openly

Joane Garcia-Colson

From Issue: 2007 October

Using focus groups for today’s jurors

Low-cost focus groups done early in a case can lead you to a story that resonates with jurors

J. Jude Basile

From Issue: 2007 October

Make yourself famous. . . or “famouser”

Wooing the media can bring great rewards, but first understand the rules of the game

Geri Wilson

From Issue: 2007 October

Finding and researching experts’ online resources

Online resources can help you find experts, assess the admissibility of their testimony and, yes, impeach them

Jim Robinson

From Issue: 2007 October

California lawmakers abandon homeowners facing foreclosure

Plaintiffs’ attorneys can help desperate homeowners by persuading mortgage servicers to transform predatory loans into sustainable ones

Michele Magar

From Issue: 2007 October

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