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  1. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Merlin Law Group Chicago Wins Wisconsin Trial—It Does Not Come Easy

    By Chip Merlin

    Mike Duffy sent me the jury verdict questionnaire form early yesterday morning. He and Christina Phillips were in a trial representing a condominium association in Wisconsin. After I read it,…

  2. Minding Your Business

    Using Demonstrative Exhibits as Admissible Evidence Under California Law

    By Seth H. Victor

    During trial, lawyers make many strategic decisions to try to appeal to a jury.  For example, they consider not only the substance of the evidence they present, but also the…

  3. Southern California Appellate News

    A Valentine's Day treat for the trial bar

    By Benjamin G. Shatz

    LA Superior Court Presiding Judge Eric C. Taylor today announced the full resumption of Civil jury trials and Criminal trials and preliminary hearings beginning Monday, February 14 as the Omicron…

  4. Drug & Device Law

    Reading the Zoom

    By Stephen McConnell

    We are recovering from a near-trial experience. It settled at the beginning of jury selection, and with that settlement came the usual mixture of relief and letdown. Colleagues congratulate you…

  5. Resolving Discovery Disputes

    50 Days Before Trial—It’s Expert Disclosure Time

    By Katherine Gallo

    If a party has timely served a Demand for Simultaneous Exchange of Expert Trial Witness Information pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 2034.210, then “all parties who have appeared…

  6. Simple Justice

    Tuesday Talk*: Be A Trial Lawyer (Without Getting Off The Couch)

    By Scott Greenfield

    Fellow legal curmudgeon Mark Herrmann tells a story with a twist. I heard about a trial recently that made me think about a (possible) generational difference in the law. The…

  7. Texas Appellate Counsel

    E51 | A Trial Lawyer’s Perspective on Appellate Practice | Carlos Soltero

    By D. Todd Smith

    Trial lawyers and appellate lawyers have different skill sets that compliment each other's practices. But some trial lawyers feel equally at home in both the trial and appellate courts. In…

  8. The Velvet Hammer

    Trial Lawyer Lessons from Oprah's Direct Exam of Meghan and Harry

    By Karen Koehler

    While other attorneys were taking classes on trial practice, this mommy lawyer learned the art of direct exam from watching the best interviewer in the world. Started watching the Oprah…

  9. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Former Judge Dennis Bailey To Head Merlin Law Group Trial Division

    By Chip Merlin

    Merlin Law Group is pleased to announce that former Circuit Court Judge Dennis Bailey has joined Merlin Law Group to lead our Trial Division. After law school, Dennis worked fourteen…

  10. Family Law Headquarters

    The Importance of Exhibit Books at Trial

    By Kirk C. Stange Esq.

    Most divorce and family cases settle before trial. To get to a settlement, parties should almost always send a settlement... The post The Importance of Exhibit Books at Trial appeared…