Evidence Robo-Lawyers : Your New Best Friend or Your Worst Nightmare? Gary Marchant and Josh Covey The successful lawyer of the future will be a human attorney working closely with artificial intelligence.
Courts & Judiciary Stagecraft for Trial Lawyers: Insights from the Theater World By Peter B. Bensinger Jr. Improve your court appearances using these insights from the theater world.
Deposition “I Don’t Recall” : Overcoming a Witness with Selective Memory Kevin A. Adams Use “I don’t recall” to your client’s advantage.
Alternative Dispute Resolution Leave Some Trial Skills at the Mediation Door Frederick P. Alimonti Success in mediation requires a different approach than in trial.
Big Data & Cloud Computing Storm Clouds or Silver Linings? : The Impact of the U.S. CLOUD Act Frederick T. Davis and Anna R. Gressel The act creates far-reaching rules for international cooperation by criminal investigators seeking emails and data from foreign countries.
Model Rules of Professional Conduct All the President’s Lawyers Steven J. Harper A look at the actions of lawyers within the Trump administration.
Litigation & Trials Where the Litigators Are Palmer Gene Vance II The vast majority of U.S. litigation is handled by solo and small-firm practitioners, many of them located in smaller markets.
Evidence New Evidence Rules and Artificial Intelligence Hon. Paul W. Grimm The new rules provide guidance on authentication, the most common road block to admissibility.
Litigation & Trials Internet Defamation: Time for the Horsewhip Again? Frank F. Sommers Aggrieved parties often find it difficult to get relief for false statements made online.
Europe Privilege and Interview Notes in Cross-Border Investigations Sunil R. Harjani Counsel interviewing parties in the United Kingdom as part of an internal investigation may not have privilege over their notes.
Litigation & Trials A Quiver of Punctuation: How to Handle Two Clauses in One Sentence George D. Gopen A writer's lack of control over multi-clause sentences can tire and confuse readers.
Ethics The Tragedy of James Comey: A Lawyer’s Tale Robert E. Shapiro The former FBI director's story provides lessons for all lawyers.
Litigation & Trials Keep Your Big Mouth Shut Kenneth P. Nolan To be successful, be direct, clear, and fair.
Ethics A Mandatory Disclosure of Client Confidences to Prevent Client Wrongdoing? By Michael Downey What should you do if you discover a client is committing fraud or another crime?
