Evidence preservation

An update to your evidence preservation demands and how to advise your clients of their own preservation obligations

Andrew Owen

From Issue: 2025 August

Obtaining surveillance videos of premises-liability accidents

It can be a tricky game, but doing it early and correctly can produce great results for your client

Jeffrey Greenman

From Issue: 2016 October

When it comes to evidentiary issues on appeal, hindsight can’t be 20/20

A look at four common scenarios that can make a difference in whether your appeal goes forward

Holly Boyer
Shea Murphy

From Issue: 2021 December

What the camera doesn’t show

The sub rosa camera can be made to lie and you can expose it

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2011 June

Using the Net to build your case: A real-life example

A killer puts evidence — hidden content — on his Web site. Would you know how to find it?

Michael Mortimer

From Issue: 2009 September

Using deposition testimony at trial

Deposition testimony may be used effectively at trial if you know all the rules for getting it admitted

Brian J. Malloy

From Issue: 2015 February

The evidence is gone…now what?

Overcoming obstacles caused by defendant’s destruction or failure to preserve evidence

Gelareh Sara Golriz

From Issue: 2023 August

“Law as theater” in California employment cases

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

Melanie D. Popper

From Issue: 2016 February

What trial teaches us about discovery

How to analyze defendant’s motion in limine to exclude evidence not produced in discovery

Albert G. Stoll, Jr.

From Issue: 2014 October

Video evidence: Finding it, securing it and getting it admitted

Video evidence is gold in personal injury cases; make certain you turn over every stone to find it

Josh Cohen

From Issue: 2016 March

Using graphics to make your expert understandable

Effective graphics put the “show” in the “show and tell” of expert testimony

Morgan C. Smith
Audrey Murray

From Issue: 2016 October

Trial technology: Is TrialDirector™ right for you?

When you’re trying to impeach a witness, it’s no time to be fumbling to find a key photograph or important paragraph

Ted Brooks

From Issue: 2010 January