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Closing arguments are about capitalizing on best points, offering jurors concise reminder of story, themes, supporting arguments, explaining why they should render verdict in your favor. Graphics a crucial part of closing, but limit, simplify them to better suit your goals.

The highest court in a state finds electronic signatures valid because an adequate system was in place

The number of Americans quitting their jobs has now exceeded pre-pandemic highs for six straight months

There are many strategies for cross examining a witness, like confronting them with previous deposition testimony, using their words against them. A savvy litigator will read transcript passages, play excerpts, or show witness’s testimony on-screen using slides.

During the pandemic, civil jury trials came to a stop.

/PRNewswire/ -- Expanding its already strong bench of trial lawyers based in the Northeast, Shook, Hardy & Bacon announces the addition of a Hartford,...

/PRNewswire/ -- Expanding its already strong bench of trial lawyers based in the Northeast, Shook, Hardy & Bacon announces the addition of a Hartford,...

Managing Partner Robert R. Simpson enhances Shooks trial practice, serving consumer product, pharmaceutical and medical device companies, among o...

Although the Supreme Court has provided some answers, the current legal landscape for data breach litigation is still unsettled.

Arizona has eliminated peremptory challenges, while Washington and California have new rules to prevent implicit biases from influencing challenges.