Evidence (see also Discovery)

Four underutilized rules of evidence at trial

Dealing with experts’ wild scenarios of causation, the disappearing plaintiff, impeachment documents and publications referred to at trial

The officer and the witness say in the TCR that your guy was at fault – but that doesn’t make it so

From Issue: 2015 July

What a thousand words can confuse, a single picture can clarify. Don’t miss a chance for the jury to visualize your client’s injuries

How California’s speed cameras and AB Bill 645 are reshaping car-accident cases

From Issue: 2025 August

For a $20 investment you can obtain smoking-gun evidence from the Web and satisfy your Perry Mason fantasies

From Issue: 2009 July

Accurately reconstructing the accident requires collecting and preserving key evidence

From Issue: 2014 July

With so many ways to recreate a powerful scene for your case, where do you start?

Nuts, bolts, and strategic considerations for trial exhibits

When you tie it all together, technology can capture jurors’ attention and prevent boredom

Accident reconstruction from captured video footage can prove more than you might think

From Issue: 2007 August

Videos are not just for trial. Powerful storytelling can lead to a faster, better settlement

From Issue: 2014 March

Litigation, especially class actions against large corporations, can be streamlined by using forensic CPAs who can both extract and analyze big data