California Supreme Court Throws Out the Waiver Rule!
The California Supreme Court's decision in Reid v. Google, Inc., jettisoned the
waiver rule. Previously, if a trial
Is Your Evidence Admissible?
The rules of evidence are difficult to understand, and many attorneys lack a
system for dealing with the introduction of
Videotape Depositions, Take One!
California law allows an adverse party to use a deposition of a party for any
purpose during trial. If you
5 Unbreakable Rules for Successfully Managing Litigation Counsel
The role of corporate counsel today is very different from not that long ago
when corporate counsel selected outside counsel
Ready Aim ... Settle!
Over ninety percent of all litigation disputes settle prior to trial, because
trials are expensive, have unpredictable results, and are
Boilerplate Contract Language By Design, Not By Accident
Do you skip the boring boilerplate in contracts before signing them? If so,
before you sign your next contract – stop
