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self-study/Civil Procedure

Section 998's cost-shifting mechanism: A closer look at the controversy

By David B. Wasson

self-study/Civil Procedure

Reflecting on spontaneous statements

By Ashfaq G. Chowdhury

self-study/Civil Procedure

Turning down reasonable 998 offers can be costly

By Arash Homampour

participatory/Civil Procedure

Jurors, justice and technology

By Howard B. Miller, Douglas R. Young

self-study/Civil Procedure

New initial disclosure, supplementation option

By William Slomanson

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