Decades ago, trial attorneys could pretend that electronic evidence did not exist.  There was a time when personal computers were an extravagant personal purchase and bulky […]

Ten to fifteen years ago, one could still find lawyers bragging about their unwillingness to adopt technology in any form.  Those days are long gone.  Indeed, […]

Virtually all civil cases are driven by documents.  Personal injury lawyers must gather and manage medical records and damages documentation.  Business litigators must collect company records […]

Alongside the Federal Rules of Evidence, a working knowledge of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure is mandatory for anyone who hopes to build a civil-trial […]

Law360 recently reported that layoffs have hit the American Bar Association (ABA) following years of declining membership rates, with approximately 4% of the ABA’s workforce expected […]

In an age when vast amounts of electronic data can affect the outcome of litigation, the rules of electronic discovery (eDiscovery) can no longer be ignored. […]

My Perspective as a Trial Consultant Like other civil cases, sexual harassment cases can have shortcomings: for instance, dubious #MeToo witnesses and clients with unrealistic expectations. […]

Mastering evidence law is foundational to anyone building a civil-trial practice, be it personal injury, medical malpractice, business litigation or employment law. Yet the complexity of […]

My Perspective as a Male Employment Lawyer Recently, the Internet and media were ablaze about the so-called #MeToo movement. For the most part, this hashtag gave […]