On Timing of Contention Interrogatories
It used to be that I gave no real thought to when, in the course of a lawsuit, I would serve contention interrogatories. Sometimes, I would serve them concurrently with my client’s answer to a…
Read ArticleIt used to be that I gave no real thought to when, in the course of a lawsuit, I would serve contention interrogatories. Sometimes, I would serve them concurrently with my client’s answer to a…
Read ArticleI was talking the other day with a young lawyer about, guess what, the challenges facing new graduates. This lawyer had just started a new job and I was telling him how fortunate he will be to get…
Read ArticleI’ve been really fortunate over the years to get the opportunity to observe first-hand how focus groups and mock trials can help trial lawyers refine their strategy and presentation of cases. They can also be…
Read ArticleCertainly the biggest challenge for me, as an outside or, if you prefer, “outhouse,” lawyer representing private clients is keeping up my client development efforts, even when I’m absolutely slammed in the actual practice of…
Read ArticleBloomberg TV interviewed Vel Hogan, the foreperson of the jury in the recent Apple v. Microsoft patent trial, which returned a $1 billion verdict in Apple’s favor. Undoubtedly future jury consultants will anchor entire PhD…
Read ArticleI have a friend who is a BSD in the venture capital world. I reached out to him a while back because I had read that one of the companies his firm was…
Read ArticleNot everyone is cut out to play the boss. While I suspect there are a few sadists who actually enjoy the act of firing an employee, most people hate delivering bad news and learning…
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