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Congratulations to trial lawyers of Cole, Cole, Easley & Sciba, P.C. for securing a $4 million verdict against Walmart, Inc. The team drew heavily from the lessons of Jesse Wilson, as...
The first two editions of 30(b)(6): Deposing Corporations, Organizations & the Government took away institutional adversaries’ ability to stonewall access to information. Having lost that battle, they have moved on...
In the year 2001, David Ball on Damages took our community of approximately 100,000 plaintiffs’ lawyers by storm. It is fair to say that with one little noticed exception, Damages...
Trial Guides is thrilled to report another groundbreaking decision for injured workers. The Chicago-based firm of Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates recently received a $32 million verdict against ExxonMobil Oil Corporation...
Congratulations to Trial Guides reader Ross Pesek on receiving a substantial verdict for a client with multiple pre-existing conditions. This $512,000 verdict—more than twenty times the defense’s best pre-trial offer—grew...
Trial consultant David Ball discusses how to strengthen your damages arguments by using flashpoints to frame your cases and understand how jurors are likely to respond to different harms.
Trial Guides is thrilled to announce a stellar verdict on behalf of our customers. A Denver jury just returned an $8.26 million verdict under the Colorado Premises Liability Act in...
In chapter 6 of his book, Deeper Cuts, trial lawyer Keith Mitnik shares an example closing argument he gave in a car crash case that resulted in a 7-figure win...
Insights from Trial Guides Digital Marketing for law firms. If you want your law firm website to rank higher on Google in 2025, you need to focus on the...
In this excerpt from Robert Simon's book, Trying Disc Injury Cases, contributing author Steve Rosen breaks down the standard playbook defense firms follow in disc injury cases and provides insights...
FRCP 30(b)(6) depositions are a critical tool for plaintiffs suing governmental agencies. By carefully drafting deposition notices, collaborating with opposing counsel, understanding privilege boundaries, and insisting on thorough preparation, litigants...
Depositions are a cornerstone of the discovery process in litigation. Mastering the art of taking a deposition is essential for lawyers seeking to build strong cases, uncover critical facts, and...
California's Person Most Qualified (PMQ) depositions and federal FRCP 30(b)(6) depositions both enable organizational discovery but differ critically in procedure, admissibility, and strategic execution. While FRCP 30(b)(6) allows federal litigants...