Dan Kramer and Teresa Johnson on Privette in The Gavel
Privette still shapes how independent-contractor injury cases get litigated. In their recent article for The Gavel, Dan Kramer and Teresa Johnson draw on trial experience and recent case law to explain where the doctrine...
Read MoreDan Kramer Presents Closing Arguments at CAALA Vegas 2026
Dan Kramer presented at CAALA Vegas 2026, the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles convention held September 3–6 under the theme “Viva La Justice!” On Friday, September 4, from 4:00 to...
Read MoreTeresa Johnson Speaks on Voir Dire and Mini Openings at CAALA Vegas 2026
Jury selection is where most trials are won or lost. On Friday, September 4, 2026, Kramer Trial Lawyers partner Teresa Johnson presented on voir dire and mini openings at CAALA Vegas 2026....
Read MoreBrett Schreiber – Two Cups and a Pitcher of Blame
Federal court voir dire is often “judicial speed dating,” sometimes just 25 minutes to question 55 strangers. On this episode of Picking Justice, Brett Schreiber of Singleton Schreiber joins hosts Harry...
Read More$3,773,873 Jury Verdict for Assistant Principal Injured at Newly Constructed High School
Kramer Trial Lawyers is proud to announce a $3,773,873 jury verdict for our client, an assistant high school principal injured at a newly constructed high school. Dan Kramer and Adam Manaa tried the...
Read MoreKramer Trial Lawyers Welcomes Litigation Paralegal Chyna Morgan
Please join us in welcoming Chyna Morgan to Kramer Trial Lawyers as a Litigation Paralegal. Chyna studied neuroscience and psychology at the University of Southern California. Before joining KTL, she...
Read MoreMel Orchard — Get the Wrong Jurors to Out Themselves
Most trial lawyers walk into voir dire with a script and a checklist. Throw both out, says Mel Orchard of the Spence Law Firm in Wyoming, a member of the Inner Circle of Advocates....
Read More$533,997.98 Verdict: Will Matthews and Adam Manaa’s First Trial as Lead Counsel
Kramer Trial Lawyers congratulates attorneys Will Matthews and Adam Manaa on a $533,997.98 jury verdict in their first trial as lead counsel. This was a heavily disputed liability case with low property damage, the...
Read MoreKimball Jones – Voir Dire Lessons from a 9-Figure Verdict Run
Imagine trying a case with clear liability and catastrophic damages, with each day of evidence going your way — and still walking away with a defense verdict. That 2018 loss...
Read MoreJennifer Keller – Business Behaving Badly? Telling Jurors “It’s a Company” Isn’t Enough
Some corporations may be “evil.” Others may be “heroes.” Good or bad, they’re made up of people. “Just saying ‘it's a company’ isn't enough. What company? What does the company...
Read MoreKTL Sponsors the Beverly Hills Bar Association 2026 Meet the Civil Division Judges Night
KTL is excited to serve as the title sponsor of the Beverly Hills Bar Association 2026 Meet the Civil Division Judges Night. Join us on March 10, 2026, from 5:30-8:00pm...
Read MoreKeith Mitnik – What Package Are You Delivering to Jurors?
“How many of you care if the Amazon guy that delivers your package struts up like a pretty peacock?” asks Keith Mitnik. “All you care about is what's inside the package.”...
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