Three Key Steps to Know About Your Discovery Response
Part of going through litigation is the discovery process. Both parties must provide the other with "discovery." It doesn't matter if the case is civil, family law, or criminal. You...
Read MoreUnderstanding For Cause Challenges in Jury Selection
If you cannot reach a resolution out of court, your case may end up in a jury trial. To prepare for that step, your lawyer and the opposing counsel will...
Read MoreThree Goals for Jury Selection
When you have a jury trial, whether criminal or civil, you want a fair and impartial jury selection. The attorneys on both sides, plus the judge, ask specific questions during...
Read MoreTrying Cases in COVID: Breaking down actual trials from Jury Selection to Verdict
Want to know what it’s like to try a case with masks on during a pandemic? Eager to find out how jurors and the judges handle our “new normal”? Then...
Read MoreDaniel Kramer speaks at CAALA on trying cases on a budget
On April 16th, Dan Kramer spoke to the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles - CAALA's New Lawyers about trying cases.
Read MoreCOVID-19: Employees and Patrons Beware: The Hidden Truth To Re-Opening American Business
The devastating impact of the novel coronavirus, commonly known as COVID-19, on non-essential businesses, from retailers, to restaurants, bars, professional sports, and entertainment has been widely acknowledged and its ripple...
Read MorePreparing for and Taking Expert Depositions (Verdict Magazine)
The primary goal of an expert deposition is to uncover all the opinions that the expert will offer at trial. How to achieve that primary goal is the subject of...
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