Professor Tirella provides a basic overview of expert witness testimony and the importance of choosing the right expert.
General Considerations with Expert Witnesses – David Tirella
Professor Tirella explains the general considerations to be aware of when choosing a top-quality expert witness.
Closing Arguments – Terry MacCarthy
Terry MacCarthy explains the importance of Closing Arguments and their relationship to other parts of the trial.
Closing Argument Tips
Molly Goodwill demonstrates Trial Advocacy Closing Argument tips:
Opening Statements – Terry MacCarthy
Terry MacCarthy explains important things to do when conducting an Opening Statement and those things to avoid doing. He also provides tips on exactly how to avoid those things while still getting your point across.
The Art of the Story – Judge Habas and John Mooy
The Honorable Christina Habas and John Mooy explain how to present your case in an understandable and memorable way.
More Opening Statement Tips
Courtney Olivier demonstrates Trial Advocacy Opening Statement tips:
Control & Direct Examination – Chris Biggs, Esq.
Chris Biggs explains various techniques to exercising control of a witness during a Direct Examination while avoiding the use of leading questions.
Overview of Electronic Discovery – Kathryn Webber
Professor Webber provides an overview of how to successfully advocate for useful production of electronic discovery, specifically Electronically Stored Information (ESI).
Challenges and Opportunities in Electronic Discovery – Kathryn Webber
Professor Webber outlines some challenges and opportunities that arise when conducting electronic discovery such as the risk of production of privileged information and opportunities for other errors.
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Sources of Authority to Get Electronic Discovery – Kathryn Webber
Professor Webber cites the specific authority, such as the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, that governs electronic discovery and how to interpret those rules to be compliant with requests.
View Sources of Authority to Get Electronic Discovery – Professor Webber
E-Discovery – Case management Conference Part 1 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses the discovery planning/management conference and how to obtain the discovery you need while protecting your client’s interests.
Introduction to Legal Negotiations – Professor Craver
Professor Craver provides an introduction to legal negotiation including its various stages.
E-Discovery – Case management Conference Part 2 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses the discovery planning/management conference and how to obtain the discovery you need while protecting your client’s interests.
E-Discovery – Case management Conference Part 3 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses the discovery planning/management conference and how to obtain the discovery you need while protecting your client’s interests.
E-Discovery – Case management Conference Part 4 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses the discovery planning/management conference and how to obtain the discovery you need while protecting your client’s interests.
E-Discovery – Disputes and Motions Practice 1 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses common motions used to dispute/support Electronically Stored Information (ESI) and court decisions that explain how to approach these matters.
E-Discovery – Disputes and Motions Practice 2 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses common motions used to dispute/support Electronically Stored Information (ESI) and court decisions that explain how to approach these matters.
E-Discovery – Disputes and Motions Practice 3 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses common motions used to dispute/support Electronically Stored Information (ESI) and court decisions that explain how to approach these matters.
E-Discovery – Disputes and Motions Practice 4 – Kathryn Webber
In this four-part series, Professor Webber discusses common motions used to dispute/support Electronically Stored Information (ESI) and court decisions that explain how to approach these matters.