2013 February

Getting your iPad to help with voir dire

We compare old-school voir dire aids with the latest jury-selection apps and find they can be complementary

Take time to review pre-accident medical records and spend time with the plaintiff

A review of the law and some flexible, creative suggestions for jury selection to fit a variety of personalities

While women are well represented in law schools, the disparity in the numbers of men and women trial lawyers continues

Offer more options to settle than in traditional bargaining

Political and social advocate finds her legal niche as an elder-abuse specialist

Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar

Good or bad, our superstitions and “spidey-senses” give us confidence

When and how the plaintiff in a tort action can attach the assets of the defendant

David Cook

A jury consultant culls the latest research into practical advice on winning challenges for cause

If you don’t create and constantly update a cash-flow statement, your ship could be headed for the rocks