2009 February

Articles Articles in this issue:

Victory through the verdict form

Attention to a verdict form can save you aggravation and prevent the unraveling of your case

William Veen
Corey Friedman

2009 February


Vasquez v. State of California clarifies uncertainties regarding attorneys’ fees

Why public-interest attorneys should still make pre-litigation settlement demands even if not always required

Steven P. Shaw

2009 February


Mock trials for solos and small firms

A small outlay of time and money can produce an enormous amount of information, influencing the success of your case

Noelle Nelson

2009 February


Notebook computer buying guide for lawyers

Here is the lowdown on how to get a great notebook for less than $600

Michael Mortimer

2009 February



Letter to the Editor

Moot Court for Practicing Lawyers

2009 February


Making the right decision at mediation

A study reveals the factors leading to favorable settlements

Sanford Gage

2009 February


“A Lawyer Walks Into a Bar. . .”

A unique look at those who would be lawyers on the road to passing the bar

Rick Friedling

2009 February


Profile: Christopher Dolan

Profile: Christopher Dolan

Persistence pays: A top lawyer learns not to take “no” for an answer

Stephen Ellison

2009 February


Appellate Reports

A review of recent decisions of interest to the plaintiff’s bar

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

2009 February


Pitch your case effectively — don’t forget to read the EULA

“Selling” your case isn’t always easy, and it starts with due diligence

Bill Daniels

2009 February


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