Trial by Woman Book Review
By Rachel E. Potter Originally published in the Winter 2019 edition of The Verdict for Wisconsin Association for JusticeFrom the day I announced I wanted to be a lawyer, the...
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Book Review: The Lawsuit Guide
Book Review: The Lawsuit Guide
By Jesse Froehling Originally published in the April 2019 issue of Trial News, the monthly newspaper of the Washington State Association for Justice. Shortly after I sign a fee agreement with a new...
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Embrace Your Strength as a Woman, Don’t Mask it!
Embrace Your Strength as a Woman, Don’t Mask it!
By Isabel A. M. Cole Originally published in the February 2019 issue of Trial News, the monthly newspaper of the Washington State Association for Justice. Having been in three different careers that...
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Book Review: Recovering for Psychological Injuries, Third Edition
Book Review: Recovering for Psychological Injuries, Third Edition
By Michael Sporer, Sporer, Mah & Co, New Westminster, BC Originally published in the Fall 2017 issue of The Verdict, the award-winning publication of the Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia. In his classic...
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Ask, Analyze, and Act
Ask, Analyze, and Act
Ashley B. Fournet reviews Winning Case Preparation: Understanding Jury Bias by David R. Bossart, Gregory Cusimano, Edward H. Lazarus & David A. Wenner Winning Case Preparation: Understanding Jury Bias is a book from which every...
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The Mindful Trial Lawyer
The Mindful Trial Lawyer
Reviewed by Anna Burr Originally published in the Oct/Nov 2018 issue of Trial Talk, the bi-monthly magazine of the Colorado State Trial Lawyer's Association. Of all the trial strategy resources available to attorneys,...
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Book Review: The Elements of Trial
Book Review: The Elements of Trial
By Michael Sporer, Sporer, Mah & Co, New Westminster, BC Originally published in the Fall 2016 issue of The Verdict, the award-winning publication of the Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia. William Strunk (d. 1946)...
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Getting the Evidence You Need in a Timely Cost Effective Manner Using 30(b)(6) Depositions
Getting the Evidence You Need in a Timely Cost Effective Manner Using 30(b)(6) Depositions
By Jim Kytle Originally published in the July 2017 issue of Trial News, the monthly newspaper of the Washington State Association for Justice. In the last few years, trial lawyers have received some...
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Preparing for the Only Thing that Matters: What the Jury Will Think
Preparing for the Only Thing that Matters: What the Jury Will Think
By Rafael Urquia Originally published in the December 2018 issue of Trial News, the monthly newspaper of the Washington State Association for Justice. Good lawyers with good cases lose trials –...
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Breaking Tradition
Breaking Tradition
By Charles W. Day Originally published in the February 2017 issue of Trial Magazine. A great sculptor must be an artist, not a mere stonecutter. And a great trial lawyer...
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Book Review: Don’t Eat the Bruises Reviewed in The Verdict
Book Review: Don’t Eat the Bruises Reviewed in The Verdict
Don’t Eat the Bruises: How to Foil Their Plans to Spoil Your Case Having a mentor is critical to a young lawyer’s development and growth. Throughout my 18 year career,...
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Book Review: 30(b)(6) Reviewed in Minnesota Trial
Book Review: 30(b)(6) Reviewed in Minnesota Trial
By: Nate BjerkeOriginally published in the Summer 2017 issue of Minnesota Trial: The Journal of the Minnesota Association for Justice 30(b)(6): Deposing Corporations, Organizations & the Government All of us who...
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The Razor Edge of Truth at Trial
The Razor Edge of Truth at Trial
By Bill DayOriginally published at daylawpractice.com. In my experience, people often do not think of law as a particularly creative pursuit. As Daniel Webster famously observed, “If he would be a...
