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News & Analysis as of May 22, 2013

How Interactive Timelines Build and Strengthen Opening Statements

by Cogent Legal on 3/14/2013

Employment, business and personal injury cases are ideally suited for laying out the facts in chronological order to enhance jury understanding. we generally recommend attorneys start with an interactive timeline that shows...more

Benefits of Established Company Attorney

by Jason Wischmeyer on 11/29/2012

Corporations, Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) and sole proprietorship companies are sometimes big and sometimes small. No matter the size, having an established relationship with an attorney can have significant and...more

When Are Witness Statements Protected As Attorney Work Product?

by Peter Bauman - Senior Associate at Tharpe &... on 10/16/2012

One of the first things an attorney does when representing a client in a particular matter is interview witnesses to learn the facts of the case, or have an investigator do such on their behalf. The attorney will almost...more

Basics of Legal Evidence

by LegalMatch.com on 9/13/2011

A discussion about what is legal evidence, and the threshold that must be met before a piece of evidence can be introduced in court....more

Directing the Direct When Your Witness is not an Expert

by Miles Cooper on 8/1/2011

Many people view the direct exam of a non-expert witness as a series of "what happened next?" questions. With a little planning and effort, your directs can crackle with every bit of tension as a cross-examination. This...more

Second Chair is Much More than Second Fiddle

by Miles Cooper on 7/1/2011

A second seat, or co-counsel, can be a critical position in trial. This article focuses on getting the best from your second seat, or if you are in that role, how to be most useful....more

WE HAVE TO STOP THEM! Restraining Orders in Business Cases

by Timothy Warner on 5/11/2009

In many business disputes, it is simply not enough for a party to file a Complaint and await a trial, a year or more later, in the hopes of obtaining relief. When faced with an immediate, irreparable harm, a party’s only...more

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