Trial Strategy: Dealing with greased pigs 
By:
Nora Tooher
Published: June 3, 2010
Tags: depositions, Trial Strategy
In a new posting on his Lean & Mean Litigation Blog, Stewart Weltman provides tips for dealing with witnesses during depositions who are so slippery they “answer your questions with slime.”
Trial Strategy: Finch versus reptile
By:
Nora Tooher
Published: May 18, 2010
Tags: Trial Strategy
An article in The Jury Expert takes a swipe at some trial lawyers’ interest in “reptile trial strategy.”
Trial lessons from Tiger Woods
By:
Nora Tooher
Published: April 13, 2010
Tags: Trial Strategy
Paul Luvera, author of Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips, suggests trial lawyers can learn something from watching Tiger Woods’ efforts to control his temper during golf tournaments. “When anger is in control we are out of control,” Luvera notes. “Often, our chief challenge during a trial is to not allow anger to dominate us.”
Powerful stumble with apologies
By:
Nora Tooher
Published: March 19, 2010
Tags: Trial Strategy
From David Letterman to Eliot Spitzer to Tiger Woods, “Americans have been bombarded with examples of powerful people acting like the rules don’t apply to them,” notes Beth Foley, a founding partner of Zagnoli McEvoy Fioley, a litigation consulting firm in Chicago.
Trial strategy trends of 2009
By:
Nora Tooher
Published: January 5, 2010
Tags: jurors, Trial Strategy
Lawyers USA looks back at how social networking crept into the courtroom, as well as other trends and issues that affected trial strategy in 2009.
Should trial lawyers use online focus groups?
By:
Sylvia Hsieh
Published: January 19, 2009
Tags: 20 things, focus groups, mock jurors, Trial Strategy
Online focus groups are more popular than ever as the Internet has made it cheaper and faster to get mock jurors to log on and cast their “verdicts” on cases.
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