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Trial practice

129 published works

  1. TechLaw Crossroads

    Meeting Jurors Where They Are in 2026. Not 1976

    By Stephen Embry

    What sort of people were these? What were they talking about? What office did they belong to? The Trial, Franz Kafka Imagine being summoned to some strange place, placed in…

  2. North Carolina Criminal Law

    Revisiting Simeon v. Hardin: Part II, Lack of “Order” in the Trial Order

    By Daniel Spiegel

    In Part I of this three-part series revisiting Simeon v. Hardin, 339 N.C. 358 (1994), I explored the district attorney’s calendaring practices that were challenged in the landmark case, and…

  3. eDiscovery Today Blog

    2026 Guide to AI and LLMs in Trial Practice by Craig Ball!: Artificial Intelligence Best Practices

    By Doug Austin

    Déjà vu all over again! Exactly one year to the day that Craig Ball published a primer for AI, his 2026 Guide to AI and LLMs in Trial Practice is…

  4. Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog

    Five Favorites for Friday

    By Stephen Rosenberg

    Late Thursday night is one of my favorite times of the week. The house is quiet, the dog is snoozing on my feet, the football game is on the tube,…

  5. Stritmatter Law Blog

    What the Cardi B Trial Teaches Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Not to Do

    By Stritmatter Law

    Has everyone been watching the Cardi B v. Emani Ellis trial? Every day, there’s been an entertaining new viral clip. Cardi B. and Ellis met in 2018 in the hallway…

  6. Stritmatter Law Blog

    Remembering Gerry Spence: Lessons from The Ranch

    By Stritmatter Law

    A Legendary Trial Lawyer’s Passing Gerry Spence — one of America’s most legendary trial lawyers and the founder of the Trial Lawyers College — passed away this week at 96.…

  7. Texas Appellate Counsel

    E149 | Straddling the Line Between Trial Work and Appellate Practice | Dylan Russell

    By D. Todd Smith

    “There's never any point at which I would have to say, ‘Well, I'm only going to do trial work now’ or ‘I'm only going to do appellate work,’” Dylan Russell…

  8. ContractsProf Blog

    Sid DeLong, Younger on Cross-Examination

    By Jeremy Telman

    Imagining Irving Younger Sidney W. DeLongAs a young lawyer doing civil litigation, I read everything I could find on cross-examination. Then I discovered Irving Younger’s magnificent lectures on trial practice and…

  9. The D&O Diary

    Guest Post: Avoiding Expert Witness Disasters

    By Kevin LaCroix

    Richard M. Leisner In the following guest post, Richard M. Leisner takes a look at recent case law developments in Texas that underscore the key role of expert testimony as…

  10. McGeorge Community Stories

    Alumnus dedicates career to trial work in California

    By McGeorge Community Stories

    [caption id="attachment_3174" align="alignleft" width="280"] Jesse Rivera, '78, has tried upwards of one hundred cases.[/caption] Jesse Rivera, ’78, has a career that exemplifies dedication, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to justice.…