News & Developments »

Judge Overturns Suspension of Prosecutors Involved in Senator Stevens Case

The suspensions were overturned by an administrative law judge on the grounds that the Department of Justice violated its own procedures in suspending the two prosecutors.

Litigating the Mass Disaster Case

Lawyers need to know the mechanics involved in mass disaster cases, as well as the ethical limitations, hurdles, and pitfalls that can trip up even the seasoned litigator.

How Can Improvisation Improve Your Style at Trial?

Actors use improvisation to draw the audience into sharing the constructed reality of the stage. The same technique is essential for trial lawyers in the courtroom.

Articles »

My Odyssey: From Litigator to Litigation Consultant

By Daniel J. Bender

A litigation graphics expert describes his unexpected career path.

Effective Communication in Expert Testimony

By Denise Montiel

A trial consultant explains how to coach expert witnesses in communicating with jurors.

The Billion-Dollar Question: Bias or Misconduct?

By Cynthia R. Cohen

Federal court dismisses Samsung's motion for a new trial claiming juror misconduct by foreperson.

Announcements »

Davis Named Outstanding Subcommittee Chair

Donald W. Davis, Jr. (“Don”) has been named as the outstanding Subcommittee Chair in the Trial Practice Committee for 2012–2013. He will be recognized for this achievement at the upcoming Section Annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois.

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