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  1. Cordell Parvin Blog

    Social Media: One Tool to Become More Visible and Credible

    By Cordell Parvin

    Last week I wrote: Young Lawyers: Are You Kicking ...? It was a popular post and several people commented on Twitter and on LinkedIn. In this post I want to…

  2. Resolving Discovery Disputes

    Impeaching the Expert Witness

    By Katherine Gallo

    The case specifics may provide an opportunity to impeach a witness. This usually arises when a witness (expert or lay witness) has a financial interest in an aspect of the…

  3. EvidenceProf Blog

    It’s Harmless: Court Of Appeals Of Utah Finds Bolstering By Grandmother Harmless In Sexual Assault Appeal

    By Colin Miller

    It is well established that the credibility of a witness is a question solely for the jury's determination. This is a large part of the reason why polygraph results are inadmissible.…

  4. Other

    Adjectives.

    By Patrick Lamb

    It seems like every day that I am forced to listen to a radio spot in which Otis Wilson, "linebacker for your Super Bowl champs," tells me that he hired…

  5. The CPA Desk

    PKF Texas – Entrepreneur’s Playbook®: Your Greatest Asset

    By Greg Price

    Note: Running Fridays in FromGregsHead.com, is a continuing series of tips brought to you by Greg Price. These run Saturday mornings during the BusinessMaker’s Radio Show on KPRC 950AM. Audio files can be found on…

  6. Legal Marketing Blog

    Use Negatives to Increase Credibility

    By Tom Kane

    I’ve been talking with various moving companies recently due to an upcoming move to North Carolina. One company, which I found on Angie’s List,  this week provided me with copies…

  7. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Ninth Circuit Credibility Decision

    By immigrationprof

    The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reversed an adverse credibility finding by the immigration judge in an asylum case:   "The IJ articulated six reasons for finding Chawla not credible,…

  8. EvidenceProf Blog

    The (Un)Truth of the Matter: Court Of Appeals Of Texas Ostensibly Broadly Defines “Untruthful” Under Rule 608

    By Colin Miller

    Like its federal counterpart, Texas Rule of Evidence 608(a) provides that:The credibility of a witness may be attacked or supported by evidence in the form of opinion or reputation, but subject to…

  9. EvidenceProf Blog

    Trust Me: Supreme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia Reverses Murder Conviction Based Upon Expert Opinion Testimony On Credibility

    By Colin Miller

    A man is on trial for first degree murder and felony conspiracy, and the primary witnesses against him are a police corporal and another corporal's girlfriend. Defense counsel cross-examines these…

  10. British Columbia Insurance Blog

    In assessing a proof of loss claim the court must assess the credibility of the insured.

    By Michael Thomas

    The appeal by an Insurer from judgement requiring it to pay a claim by the Insured in the amount of $4,534,345 in losses associated with fire damage was allowed in…