Our brand-new practice note addresses not only what deepfake technology is, but also covers topics such as the available platforms to both create and detect deepfakes and the best practices for dealing with deepfakes in your case. While some practices and strategies...
This article on preparing for trial with in-house counsel goes straight to the source for guidance—a firm attorney and in-house counsel. These experts address the importance of working collaboratively in developing trial themes, selecting trial witnesses...
Want to ensure your discovery requests are not only FRCP-compliant but thorough and effective? Cue one of Practical Guidance Civil Litigation’s core documents on drafting and serving document requests, by Jim Wagstaffe. He’ll take you through the Rule...
Class action litigation risks can haunt and distract organizations. Help your clients reduce the risk of facing class action lawsuits arising from environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters in an increasingly ESG-centric corporate world. As ESG-related...
You won’t need any ghosts to write your discovery deficiency letter before Halloween. Give opposing counsel a chance to respond before you release the Kraken on them. With our automated templates, all you have to do is answer our prompts and we’ll create...
Autumn is in full swing and we’re all for red leaves and red apples … but a red flag is a red flag. We tapped our experts to help you avoid choosing the wrong mediator for your case and identify just what to look out for when considering potential...
Discovery disputes during spooky season can make opposing counsel seem especially ghoulish. We asked a former U.S. Magistrate Judge when you should contact your judge when the Ghostbusters won’t cut it. Just because you “ain’t afraid of no ghost...
Right from the start, the clerk reading your 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, you can click directly...
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...
Use our tracker to keep up with the individual rules and standing orders implemented by certain federal and state court judges, court administrations, and bar associations governing the use of generative AI in court filings. We review our tracker at least once...
Our new checklist summarizes the JAMS Rules governing arbitrations involving disputes concerning artificial intelligence systems (JAMS AI Rules) and includes topics such as the scope of the rules and the specific provisions for commencing the arbitration, discovery...
Let the groove get you to move on Civil Litigation’s subject matter litigation Resource Kits! No matter the reasons, whether you need to brush up on your commercial litigation fundamentals or hone your construction dispute strategy, with these Resource Kits...
Our flowchart bot provides an interactive experience to help you calculate common deadlines for filing or serving various documents in federal litigation. Fear no more the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure! Check it out at the Read now link. Read now » Related...
Three of the most important words in a lawyer's lexicon are "book of business." And contrary to a common belief, there is no set personality type for a rainmaker. Even if you’d rather avoid the golf course, it is still possible to build a large...
Following the ABA’s guidance on using generative AI in compliance with the Model Rules of Professional Responsibility, we consulted out expert to determine the best way to inform clients about how counsel will use AI in their cases. Check out our new letter...