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As we know, Rule 54D allows certain costs to be taxed to the losing party. Listen as John Barkett explains how the rule applies to costs associated with e-discovery. (9:57 min)
Using Old Chief v. the United States evidence professor Stephan Landsman lays out a road map how to argue and win close evidence questions in both civil and criminal cases; as well as the establishment of a liberal policy for the admission of evidence. (11:39 min)
From attorney-client privilege to work-product protection, you need to defend your client’s rights. Listen as ethics professor Mike Downey outlines how to fully protect your clients and avoid waiver. (08:30 min)
In the case of a product-safety complaint, you need to know what your reporting obligations are. Listen as Josh Johanningmeier guides you through the complex world of consumer-products regulations. (10:15 min)
Despite the recent trend toward alternative dispute resolution, jury trials are still the standard for our legal system. Listen as DePaul University Law Professor Stephan Landsman discusses the importance of the ABA’s Guidelines for Juries and Jury Trials. (12:28 min)
A seemingly straightforward vehicle-accident case can conceal a more complex product-defect case. Listen as Chris Roberts outlines what evidence to look for to turn a “simple” accident case into a multimillion-dollar verdict. (13:26 min)
In today’s technological world, staying current is important to sustaining a successful career. Listen as Angela Elbert discusses the basics of Cyber and Privacy Insurance—the fastest growing area of the insurance industry. (11:34 min)
Discussions about diversity in law firms are far more common now than 25 years ago, but the numbers show that talk needs to become action. Listen to part II of this series from Joe Hanna.
Discussions about diversity in law firms are far more common now than 25 years ago, but the numbers show that talk needs to become action.
Many people feel that meetings are a necessary evil. Listen as Nan Joesten gives 10 tips to turn meetings into one of your litigation's most important resources.
Expert witnesses are vital to all litigators. Listen as David Dilenschneider explains how to use the Internet to learn about potential experts—both yours and your opponent’s.
Building a successful career takes more than just being good at your job. Listen as Ari Kaplan discusses steps that will make the process easier and help your career take off.
Being a young lawyer is a constant learning process. Listen as Christina Liu offers helpful tips from the trenches for developing your skills and career.
There are many tactics to win in court, but one of the simplest and most effective is to just make the judge happy. Listen as Judge Mark Drummond outlines 10 ways to help the judge deliver the victory your client wants.
Winning discovery disputes is not that difficult – it’s all in the drafting of the complaints. Joel Ewusiak of Tampa, Florida outlines several strategies to get the results your clients want.