While litigators now routinely handle cases in a virtual world, there is nothing routine about virtual depositions. Watch this video to gain expert insights on handling virtual depositions and avoiding technology pitfalls, from Michael Kaplan of Lowenstein Sandler...
Within Civil Litigation’s Texas content, you can click right into William Dorsaneo’s Texas Litigation Guide , like in this practice note on drafting a petition to commence a lawsuit in Texas. Read now » Related Content E-discovery Best Practices...
In our new article about preparing for trial with in-house counsel, we went straight to the source—our expert authors are a firm attorney and in-house counsel team. Our experts address the importance of working collaboratively in developing trial themes,...
Let Jim Wagstaffe be your guide when drafting your next affirmation in support or opposition papers. Our practice note contains several videos on the basics, like effective strategies, avoiding mistakes, and submitting evidence in support. From the leading expert...
At Practical Guidance, we’re always creating new ways for you to get what you need from our content in the most clear and efficient manner possible. When it comes to evidence admissibility, we now offer three new ways to determine whether your evidence is...
Try out our latest resource—Flowchart Bots! Before arguing for the admissibility of certain evidence at trial, answer our Evidence Admissibility Flowchart Bot’s simple questions to anticipate any roadblocks. Our Flowchart Bot provides you with an interactive...
Not sure where to start when preparing an opening statement or closing argument? Check out this practice note for top tips on everything from marshaling evidence to hitting the right note with your delivery. The practice note is enhanced with visualizations for...
Right from the start, the clerk reading the legal argument in your brief is waiting to see whether you can support your arguments with the law. And nobody knows it like Jim Wagstaffe. In this practice note on making and opposing motions for discovery sanctions...
After almost two years of virtual court appearances, you should be able not only to put your best face forward, but to use the virtual medium to your client’s advantage. Explore our new visual checklist—Virtual Court Appearances: Top 10 Strategies....
When you’re worried you might be asking your senior associate or partner a question to which you “should already know” the answer, check out our First Year Associate Resource Kit. Resource Kits collect all forms of Practical Guidance, from detailed...
Civil Litigation’s new visual checklists are a sight for sore eyes. Exhausted by document review? Check out our Visual Checklist for drafting document requests. Visual Checklists use visual storytelling to distill complex information in an easily accessible...
Civil Litigation now has subject matter litigation Resource Kits! Whether you need to brush up on depositions in employment cases or hone your antitrust litigation strategy, with these Resource Kits, you’ll never see a cloudy day. READ NOW » Related...
Trial calendars are heating up as summer cools down. Make sure you’re ready to cross-examine witnesses effectively. Read Now » Related Content Trial Preparation: Preparing Trial Exhibits, Visuals, and Demonstrative Exhibits (Federal) Using exhibits...
Once the duty to preserve electronically stored information (ESI) attaches, you need to take affirmative steps to make sure it’s not destroyed. READ NOW » Related Content E-discovery: Planning for and Conducting E-discovery (Federal) Learn how...
Within Civil Litigation’s federal content, you can click right into the Wagstaffe Practice Guide: Federal Civil Procedure Before Trial, like in this checklist on reviewing settlements. Read Now » Related Content Settlement Fundamentals and Tactics...