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Litigation
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Pennsylvania Law Monitor
It’s Time for Your Deposition: What will happen, and why?
A deposition is a question and answer conversation that is recorded by a stenographer before any trial takes place. During a deposition, the opposing counsel will ask questions and you…
The Appellate Strategist
Is Texas Going Federal? Statutory Changes Erode The Distinctiveness of Texas Practice
By Vance Wittie
The Texas legislature has recently passed civil justice reform legislation. While most of the publicity concerning the legislation focused on the “loser pays” provisions, other changes also deserve note. The…
Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Burns on the Vanishing Trial
By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Robert P. Burns (Northwestern University) has posted What Will We Lose if the Trial Vanishes to SSRN.Abstract: The number of trials continues to decline and federal civil trials have almost completely…
New Jersey Law Blog
Litigation Hold Letters – Do I Need to Comply?
So you've received a litigation hold letter demanding that you cease from destroying any evidence. One of the first questions that comes to mind is - "Do I need to…
Smooth Transitions
A Business Break Up American Chopper Style
By Rob Radcliff
If you ever had the chance to watch American Chopper you are familiar with the tension between Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr. Unfortunately, that tension led to…
Marler Blog
SEPARATING THE WHEAT FROM THE CHAFF – The reality of proving a foodborne illness case
By Bill Marler
I have been litigating foodborne illness cases for nearly two decades. The key to my success has been to find a quick, reliable method of distinguishing between legitimate food poisoning…
Food Poison Journal
William D. Marler J.D., Esq. Marler Clark – The Food Safety Law Firm – SEPARATING THE WHEAT FROM THE CHAFF – The reality of proving a foodborne illness case
By Bill Marler
I have been litigating foodborne illness cases for nearly two decades. The key to my success has been to find a quick, reliable method of distinguishing between legitimate food poisoning…
Marler Blog
Bill Marler: A Personal Injury Attorney – and More
By Bill Marler
Written by: Nicole Black More than Just a Lawyer Bill Marler is passionate about changing the world for the better. He started early on when he ran for the Pullman…
Personal Injury Law Journal
Preparing for Trial: What Every Client Should Know
When your case ultimately reaches trial, meaning, when the parties cannot agree upon liability (fault) or damages (injuries), it is important that the client and trial lawyer are prepared. You…
Resolving Discovery Disputes
Tips and Tricks for Taking Telephonic Depositions
Ran across this helpful blog for taking telephonic depositions by Kramm Court Reporters that I wanted to share with you. ********************* Everyone is looking for opportunities to save costs these…