If your client performs poorly, this may impede your ability to prove your case, and you may face an uphill battle through the remainder of your case
Niki B. Okcu
2010 March
Dealing with aggravation of a pre-existing condition in an “eggshell” plaintiff
Ed Vasquez
2010 March
A brief guide to your opening statement, questioning, use of exhibits and do’s and don’ts of argument in arbitration
Joe Ramsey
2010 March
Bankruptcy can stop your case in its tracks. Here’s how to seek relief from an automatic stay caused by a bankruptcy filing
Ara Jabagchourian
2010 March
Challenged with managing huge caseloads, how much are judges to blame for the disappearance of jury trials?
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 March
Sole practitioner has been protecting federal employees for 30 years
Stephen Ellison
2010 March
Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiff’s bar, including Lhotka v. Geographic Expeditions, Inc. on opposing petitions to compel arbitration
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2010 March
Responses to columnist Gary Gwilliam’s take on differences between men and women in resolving cases
Donna Bader
2010 March
The goal of defendant’s experts is to create confusion and gray areas. Here are strategies to keep your issues clear
William VeenKathleen Humphrey
2010 March
Aching for a new computer? New technology and lower pricing make it worthwhile to wait if you can
Michael Mortimer
2010 March
The Governor attempts to save money by watering down the Court Reporters Board
Early Langley
2010 March
How did they price the file?
Jeffrey Krivis
2010 March
How did your client get the idea about how much the case is worth?
Bradley Bostick
2010 March
