Importance of Jury Selection, Technology and Expert Testimony

Ronald L. Williams | The Legal Intelligencer | August 12, 2016 Successfully trying a construction case to a jury requires thoughtful selection of a jury, effective utilization of technology and preparation of expert testimony that is utilized persuasively. Trial counsel who utilize and complete these tasks effectively have an excellent opportunity to prevail at trial.… Continue reading Importance of Jury Selection, Technology and Expert Testimony

Cross-examining a Forensic Expert

Roger M. Hughes | Contra Costa Lawyer | March 1, 2016 We have all been there—facing an opposing expert witness supported by graphs and computer analysis; opinions shrouded in mystery, veiled with glib rhetoric. How do you take on such a witness? The savvy litigator would do well to consider challenging the expert’s adherence to the “scientific method.” What is the… Continue reading Cross-examining a Forensic Expert

Attorneys Await Answers on Key Products Liability Questions

Ben Seal | The Legal Intelligencer | February 12, 2016 When Tincher v. Omega Flex landed on products liability attorneys’ desks 15 months ago, its 137 pages left them looking for more. The state Supreme Court’s fervently awaited decision raised a series of questions, the most pressing of which was when the other foot might… Continue reading Attorneys Await Answers on Key Products Liability Questions

Paper Experts, Part II: How a CV Can Create Apparent Experience

Tony Lehman | The Dispute Resolver | December 7, 2015 Last week, we had Part 1 of our two-part discussion regarding how an expert’s curriculum vitae can create the impression of experience that an expert really does not have.  Today, as promised, here is Part 2.         Paper Experts: How a CV… Continue reading Paper Experts, Part II: How a CV Can Create Apparent Experience

Excluding Expert Testimony the Jury Already Heard

Robert Ambrogi – IMS Expert Services – December 31, 2013 You’ve heard the saying, “You can’t put toothpaste back in the tube.” Well, how about expert testimony the jury wasn’t supposed to hear? Does a judge’s instruction to disregard the testimony put the toothpaste back where it belonged? The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals… Continue reading Excluding Expert Testimony the Jury Already Heard

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