The Recorder
Litigation is like tennis; some attorneys are naturally skilled in some aspects, says the San Francisco Superior Court judge
...Monday afternoon, the case may come down to who has the better PowerPoint rather than their understanding of the ...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...Monday afternoon, the case may come down to who has the better PowerPoint rather than their understanding of the ...
...and they sat there and patted themselves on the back ... There were PowerPoint slides saying transparency is a non-negotiable fact of life now,"...
Bay Area judges offer advice on best practices in voir dire, opening statements and closing arguments
Be realistic and keep an open mind to successfully represent your clients, advises the San Mateo County Superior Court judge
To help cases settle, earn the trust of your clients, says San Mateo County Superior Court Judge
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