2016 February

“Law as theater” in California employment cases

Using demonstrative evidence, with actors, in employment cases that are difficult to prove

How courts have interpreted the amendments over the past five years under various scenarios

Tells new lawyers, “It’s not about you…it’s always about the client.”

While it sometimes seems that discovery will never end, all of that information can add to your sense of preparedness for the trial

Tips and techniques for pushing back on the defense of “minor impact, no injury”

Personal injury meets course-and-scope-of-employment and independent contractor issues

Your last, best chance to get the judge to understand the factual and legal issues of your particular case

Get the lay of the land well before trial call

A summary of the most significant and some of the more interesting laws that will impact employees and their employers

The steps you must take to be certain your often costly demonstrative evidence is presented to the jury

Identifying the “poison” jurors and getting both the good and bad jurors talking

What it takes to try a products liability case without the defective product