While the generic objection “as to form” allows you to get out your objection quickly, you risk not fully preserving the objection and not properly giving your adversary notice allowing…
While “What Would Jesus Do” might not be a completely adequate principle of advocacy, lawyers who try cases, to juries in particular, can learn a lot from Jesus’s storytelling tradition.
Every litigator loves trying his case, deposing a difficult witness, and writing a tough brief. But the best litigators pay attention not only to the content of their clients’ stories,…
For trial lawyers, it is important to remember that the preparation for any evidentiary hearing is not over until the door closes on the courtroom or the arbitration hearing center…
It’s no secret that there is an existing and growing problem within the criminal justice system regarding a failure to address the issue of mental health and how it not…