self-study/Litigation
Selecting and Managing Your Expert Witnesses
By Philip Simmonsself-study/Litigation
Minor’s Compromises: a guide
By Scott J. Nordparticipatory/Litigation
Crisis for justice: Courts, clients and judges
By Micha Star Liberty, Howard B. Millerself-study/Litigation
Supreme Court set to rule on legality of SEC’s use of disgorgements
By Jared L. Kopelself-study/Litigation
The exact nature of California’s standing doctrine
By Michael D. Harbourself-study/Litigation
‘Go ahead then... prove it!’
By Brian M. Hoffstadtself-study/Litigation
Instructing the jury on the use of common sense
By Steven S. Kimballself-study/Litigation
Medicare Secondary Payer Act: personal liability cases
By Karen A. Feldself-study/Litigation
Back to basics: establishment claims in false advertising cases
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