Litigation
Fact Pattern
Digging for Dirt: Tips on Using Websites, Apps and Other Investigation Tools to Mine for that Golden Trial Nugget
Googling for Gold: Privacy Takes a Dirt Nap
Eric L. Barnum
Digging for Dirt: an Employer’s Lawyer’s Guide (Also Useful for Employees’ Lawyers)
Eric P. Blank
We’ll Just See What the Judge Says About That! When Motions to Compel and Motions for Protective Orders Are Necessary
The New Attorney-Client Privilege . . . How Will These Issues Play Out in Litigation?
The New Attorney-Client Privilege … How Will These Issues Play Out in Litigation?
Sample Defense Joint Engagement Letter
Defendant’s Motion Letter
Plaintiff’s Response Letter
We’re All In This Together: The Law and Practice of Joint Defense Agreements
Margo Pave
Amendments to Rule 26
Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Order on Motion to Quash Subpoena
Social Media and Privacy Concerns
Carmelyn P. Malalis
Employees’ Privacy Rights in the Digital Age
Wendi S. Lazar and Lauren E. Schwartzreich
Are You Smarter Than a 1L: Test Your Evidentiary & Rules of Procedure Knowledge
Recent EEO Developments in the U.S. Courts of Appeals – Evidence and Procedure
Paul W. Mollica
There is No Such Thing as 'The Perfect Witness': But for the Witness, I Would Have Won the Case
How To Deal With and Overcome Prior Inconsistent Statements
Marvin Gittler
Check List
Outline on Ethical Landmines in Communicating with Witnesses in Employment Law Case
James Kaster
There is No Such Thing as “The Perfect Witness”: But for the Witnesses, I Would Have Won the Case
Elaine Drodge Koch
Winning with Witnesses: A Survival Guide for the 21st Century
James B. Lees, Jr.
Summary Judgment, Part I: The Paper Fight – How to Advance Your Position
Summary Judgment Motions – The Plaintiff’s Perspective
Shona B. Glink
Summary Judgment Fact Pattern Union Perspective
Gregg M. Corwin
Effective Plaintiff’s Techniques To Defeat Summary Judgment Motions
Summary Judgment, Part II:
Oral Argument - The Final Fight Before Trial
Oral Argument - The Final Fight Before Trial
Hon. David H. Coar, Hon. John Tunheim, Maureen S. Binetti, Weyman Johnson, Jr., Richard Rosenblatt and Eric A. Tate
I’m Mad as Hell and I’m Not Going to Take It Anymore: Employee and Employer Counsel Share the Things that Opposing Counsel Do to Make Their Jobs Easier
Employee and Employer Counsel Share the Things that Opposing Counsel Do to Make Their Jobs Easier
Lawrence Ashe, Kelly M. Dermody, Lynne C. Hermle and William A. Widmer, III
Help! I Need Somebody – Not Just Anybody: I Need a Jury Consultant
Can Jury Consultants Make the Difference? A Plaintiff’s Perspective
Kathryn Burkett Dickson
Medical Experts: Is the Doctor a Help or Could the Doctor Use Some Help?
The Use of Medical Experts Pre-Litigation
David B. Calzone
The Care and Feeding (or Challenging) of Expert Witnesses
Leto Copely
The Price is Right: The Art and Science of Proving and Disproving Damages in an Employment Case
The Price Is Right: The Art And Science of Proving and Disproving Damages in an Employment Case
Edward Buckle, Geoff Weirich, Julie Richard-Spencer, Mary Baker, Dan Gallipeau and Mariann Wang
Damages from the Plaintiff Employment Lawyer’s Perspective: The Intake Process
Edward D. Buckley
Punitive Damages: The Juror’s Agenda
Dan R. Gallipeau
The Price is Right: The Art and Science of Proving and Disproving Damages in Employment Cases
Julie Richard-Spencer
Disproving and Limiting Monetary Relief in an Employment Discrimination Case
C. Geoffrey Weirich and Brian A. Stillwagon