Acceleration Bay Work Product Decision: Ask The Wrong Question, Get The Wrong Answer
The decision bucks the trend of courts finding that the work product doctrine shields disclosure of communications exchanged with a litigation funder.
The decision bucks the trend of courts finding that the work product doctrine shields disclosure of communications exchanged with a litigation funder.
In-house folks are correct to look for trial experience in their trial lawyers as a matter of self-defense.
With the addition of Uncover’s technology, the litigation software is delivering rapid innovation.
Is this just sour grapes?
Facebook could be the new vanguard of age discrimination.
The top bonus was an eye-popping $430,000 (but there is a catch).
Critical considerations in order to put the right face on your client.
Depositions by Filevine help with scheduling, tracking goals, and trial prep.
Storytelling evokes a strong neurological response in people. Telling your legal department story is no different, though making it as interesting as an Elmore Leonard novel can be a challenging task. Here are some tips on figuring out what story you should tell, and ways to go about telling it.
Forward this to the brightest, hungriest, most optimistic young plaintiff lawyer you know.
I've been in more tasteful frat houses than what allegedly went down here.
For the time being, litigants entering funding arrangements need not disclose them as a matter of course.
Most law firms, big and small, that have adopted AI are making the same mistake: they bought a tool for their lawyers and called it a strategy.
Yes, I know I’m a dinosaur, but I think technology can only take you so far here.
eDiscovery doesn't have to be a mad scramble. Cost-effective, smart discovery means taking a logical, thoughtful approach.
Application of five critical strategies will help you overcome prospective jurors’ tendency to 'self-enhance.'
Here's an idea: Amazon should develop its own arbitration system to resolve IP disputes.
Don't expect your stressed-out clients to act calmly; serve them as they actually are.