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Emergency Temporary Relief

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How Lawyers Build (and Lose) Credibility

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Punitive Damages 101

  Damages as Compensation In civil cases, damages are generally [...]

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Juries Don’t Like Bullies

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Litigating Across Borders

The Challenges of Litigating Across Jurisdictions Modern litigation may involve [...]

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Why the Courtroom Is Still Different

A Post-Truth World? Whether because of the rise of “alternative [...]

2024-08-27T00:08:05+00:00August 27, 2024|Blogs|

How The Supreme Court’s Decision in Grants Pass Affects California Counties and Cities

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Who’s Afraid of the Jury?

A Unique American Tradition Jury trials in civil matters are [...]

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Liar, Liar? The Witness with Credibility Issues

The only thing more challenging than a witness who’s difficult [...]

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