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  1. Between the Lines

    Plaintiff’s “Reptile Theory” Closing was Improper

    By Anderson & Kreiger

    Image by Tumisu from Pixabay But Appeals Court Vacates Order For New Trial And Remands, Concluding That The Trial Judge Applied the Wrong Standard In Allowing A Motion for Mistrial.…

  2. Between the Lines

    Plaintiff’s “Reptile Theory” Closing was Improper

    By Anderson & Kreiger

    Image by Tumisu from Pixabay But Appeals Court Vacates Order For New Trial And Remands, Concluding That The Trial Judge Applied the Wrong Standard In Allowing A Motion for Mistrial.…

  3. ComplexDiscovery

    Norton Rose Fulbright Releases 2019 Litigation Trends Annual Survey

    By Rob Robinson

    Press Announcement (December 11, 2019) Norton Rose Fulbright Releases 2019 Litigation Trends Annual Survey Survey Link (PDF) In global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright’s 2019 Litigation Trends Annual Survey, a…

  4. Presnell on Privileges

    Practice Tip: Responding to Complaint Allegations that Contain Privileged Information

    By Todd Presnell

    We primarily but not exclusively see this phenomenon in employment-related cases, and particularly retaliation cases. The employee-later-to-become-plaintiff communicates with the employer’s in-house lawyer. In a subsequent lawsuit, the employee-now-plaintiff includes…

  5. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    Does Litigation Risk Make Financial Reports Less Readable?

    By The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    Financial reports can be opaque, complex, and difficult to understand. As far back as 1998, this was the premise behind the SEC’s Plain English Rule: an unsuccessful attempt to encourage…

  6. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Spoliation: A Non-Party’s Potential Duty to Preserve Evidence

    By Merlin Law Group

    It is not uncommon in a condominium complex for a unit to be damaged due to a failure in a neighboring unit. With units tightly packed together, water can quickly…

  7. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    Litigation Risk and the Market for Independent Directors

    By Dain C. Donelson

    A recent decision by the Delaware Supreme Court, In re Investors Bancorp, Inc. Stockholder Litigation (“Investors Bancorp”), increased the risk of litigation against directors, bucking a decEdit Edit visibilityades-long trend.…

  8. Divorce Docket

    Divorce Strategy: Mediate or Litigate

    By Emily Maurice

    Divorces can range in time and expense.  The parties could have everything divided and agreed upon before hiring attorneys.  Or the parties could fight all the way down to who…

  9. LawSites

    Legal Analytics Products Deliver Widely Divergent Results, Study Shows

    By Bob Ambrogi

    I have made no secret of the fact that I consider litigation analytics to be one of the most important technologies to have gained traction in recent years. Writing about…

  10. The Fort Worth Business & Employment Law Reporter

    How to Keep Trade Secrets Secret While in Trial

    By Heath Coffman

    One of the most difficult things about litigating a trade secrets case is how to handle the introduction of evidence containing the trade secret.  The party obviously does not want…