Coverage of case precedents and practice trends and requirements.
By Michael P. Maslanka | February 4, 2025
My four-day excursion in the hospital was a bit of a CLE.
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By Scott M. Himes | January 23, 2025
The decision for deposing a nonparty presents a Rubik’s cube of factors that need to be considered holistically to best prepare for trial.
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By Y. David Scharf and David B. Saxe | January 7, 2025
Y. David Scharf and Judge David B. Saxe discuss ways to improve the chances of success for attorneys in appellate practice, including the “court attorney’s report.”
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By David K. Bissinger | December 23, 2024
As Clapper explains, trial lawyers may “strike hard blows,” but they are “not at liberty to strike foul ones.” To know the difference, however, trial lawyers must continue to study this evolving area of jurisprudence.
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By Shari L. Klevens and Alanna Clair | November 4, 2024
Going beyond the traditional conflict of interest analysis that occurs at the beginning of a new representation or matter, there are other conflicts-related issues that can arise for lawyers and implicate their ethical obligations.
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By Derek Foran, Geoffrey Warner and Laura Dominic | October 14, 2024
In the post-pandemic era, two new types of juror behaviors have emerged that every attorney should be aware of: Conspiracism and Safetyism.
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By Quentin Brogdon | October 9, 2024
"If James Carville had been a personal injury trial lawyer, he no doubt would have told us, 'It's the client, stupid,'" according to Quentin Brogdon of Crain Brogdon.
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By Tommaso Baronio | October 2, 2024
"At the end of the day, juries understand that you have to protect people," said Michael Haggard, who represents the plaintiff.
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By Tommaso Baronio | September 30, 2024
"The justices use pop culture references and approachable language. They use the personal pronoun 'you' to speak directly to readers, making their writing more accessible and conversational. In many ways, they want to tell stories about the people involved in the case. Their decisions aren't just written for a legal audience," she said.
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By Patrick Smith | September 19, 2024
A Debevoise partner's story about his stuttering has been a turning point for several people in law, and now the American Institute for Stuttering AIS has a strong connection to the legal industry.
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