Posted: May 14, 2012 in Litigation Support
Did you know that at least one US Court of Appeals’ opinion has cast doubt on a prevailing party’s ability to be reimbursed for costs incurred in engaging in “eDiscovery?”
If you represent any party that needs to conduct or respond to eDiscovery requests, consider this.
Posted: May, 2011 in Litigation Support
Affidavits — signed, sworn statements of fact — are used in trials and other court proceedings where a verified statement is required.
Drawing up an affidavit is a simple enough task for an attorney, but what if the person who is supposed to sign the affidavit doesn’t speak English well enough to understand what they’re signing?
Posted: October, 2010 in Litigation Support
By testing the themes and evidence, participants in litigation discover valuable insights about the strengths, weaknesses and risks of a case.
These insights can be used to make decisions about settlement, trial strategy and witness preparation.
Read More of The Advantages of Focus Groups as a Jury Research Tool Here
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