By: Of Counsel Lyndon Laird All parties to a negotiation must agree to the final result; otherwise, no agreement is ever reached. But this does not mean that …
Pre-trial Impact—Shaping and Winning
By: Of Counsel Lyndon Laird In litigation, as in life, relatively few things are really important. Conversely, the vast bulk of things are completely …
Deposing an Expert – Stakes, Tips, and Other Weapons
By: Lyndon Laird Experts, junk science, and life and death Experts play a special role in both civil and criminal trials. They can make or break your case. …
How to Depose an Adverse Police Officer
By: Of Counsel Lyndon Laird Here are some thoughts for deposing an adverse police officer. A typical case is one in which a police officer testifies for the …
Email is Not a Contract…or is it?
By: Associate Tonika Brown "The key is not the will to win, it is the will to prepare to win.” – Bobby Knight Virtual forms of communication, including …
Conducting the First Zoom Trial in the Nation: A Second Chair’s Perspective
By: Senior Associate John Stone "Adversity causes some men to break; others to break records." – William Arthur Ward On May 18, 2020, Stewart Law Group …