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Litigation

Apr. 21, 2012

In conversation: a trial’s highs and lows

'We have a saying in our firm, "there's no such thing as a bad fact." They're either good facts or irrelevant facts meaning the bad facts you concede and you make them your own.' - Brad Brian


On March 16, the Daily Journal held a roundtable discussion with lawyers on our list of top verdicts in California for 2011. They talked about how they won their cases and offered trial tips. The panelists were Brad D. Brian of Munger, Tolles & Olson, Jennifer Keller of Keller Rackauckas, Jeffrey V. Dunn of Best, Best & Krieger and Todd Malynn and James Gale of Feldman Gale. The panel was moderated by retired Superior Court Judge Terry Friedman of Los Angeles, now ...

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