Litigation
- Discovering How We Will Thrive
- How to Win Repeat Business. Ten practical tips for litigators
- Federal Sentencing: Time for a Second Look?
- The Home (Forum) Is Where the Heart Is
- The Joy of Connection
- Embracing Change
- Interview with Judge Jed Rakoff
- Fly-Fishing Lessons
- Show Them the Way. Using Feedback to Improve Writing and Writers
- An Interview with Alan Dershowitz
- Ways of Doing
- 'Hey, Google, What Did I Search for Last Year?'
- The Ethics of Threatening
- Justice by Geography
- Timed Trials: Worth a Try
- Judicial Independence
- Property law. The Law of 'Dibs'
- Checkmate. The Joy of Using Federal Civil Procedure to Solve Your Client's Problems
- If You've Got Trouble
- The 'Muslim Ban' Violates U.S. Law and Treaty Commitments
- Good Fences, Bad Neighbors Tales from Florida's Condominium Litigation Wars
- Grilled Chicken Salad. Ruminations of a Gay Litigator
- Eight Steps in Representing an Accused in College Sexual Misconduct Disciplinary Proceedings
- A Primer on the Finality of Decisions for Appeal
- Invasion of Privacy
- Appealing in Good Faith
- The Point of a Paragraph and Where to Find It
- Handling mass disasters
- You've Come a Long Way, Baby
- Time Is Not on Our Side
- Regaining Legitimacy in Our Legal System
- 'Revolution'
- 'Nowhere Man': Treat LLCs Like Coporations
- Post-Pandemic: Can the Rule of Law Improve?
- America the Client!
- Nothing but the Truth. The Joy of Impeachment
- Demonstrative Evidence: Tell and Show
- Cite Seeing
- A Trial Lawyer's Notes from Inside the Jury Box
- What You Can Now Accomplish with an Em Dash
- The Impeachment of Justice Samuel Chase and the Rise of Judicial Review
- Moving Beyond Gender: Effective Deployment of the Legal Arsenal
- Using Critical Thinking to Analyze Facts
- Who's Zoomin' Who?
- Exceptions
- Freedom of Information Act Follows Government Workers Home
- Stage Notes: Lessons from the Theater to Apply in Producing Your Case
- 'The Long and Winding Road'
- Sidebar. Learn to Say No
- Gotta Get a Witness?Wait!! Maybe Not
- The Triangle Fire Tragedy, Trial, and Triumph
- Software: Pencils, Not Panaceas
- Does Genius Steal?
- The Ethics of a Lawyer's Mistake
- How Congress, the U.S. Sentencing Commission, and Federal Judges Contribute to Mass Incarceration
- Jurors Are Only Human
- Away Games
- Dropping a Client Like a 'Hot Potato'
- How Artificial Intelligence Is Revolutionizing the Legal Practice
- Burying the Ten Commandments of Cross-Examination
- When Attacks on Judges Go Beyond the Pale
- Change?Some Things Don't
- From Sorrow to Joy. How One of My Darkest Moments Continues to Shine
- Adapting to the Pandemic: One Judge's Experience
- Execution Methods and Evolving Standards of Decency
- From the bench. Judicial Transparency and Blogging Judges
- Faith v. Faith
- The Unique Game of Baseball Arbitration
- Old Dogs and New Tricks for Direct Examination
- The Juror's Badge of Courage
- Whither the Attorney- Client Privilege? A Modest Proposal
- A Magistrate Judge's Plunge into the World of Private Mediation
- The Court-Martial of 'America's Most Notorious Draft Dodger'
- What Are You Going to Do When They Come for You?
- How to Construct an Effective Moot Court
- Sua Sponte
- Fee Disputes with Clients
- Ethical Limits on Law Firm Names
- The Successful Trial Lawyer's Pre-Suit Case Plan
- 'All Things Must Pass'
- The Duty to Debrief
- Statute Without a Home
- Tips for Representing Consumers and Investors in the Supreme Court
- Judgment at Amarillo
- Understanding How Our Concept of the Writing Task Got Arrested at the Student Level and What to Do About It
- The Stoic Litigator
- Three Tips for. Finding the Joy in Legal Writing
- Transitioning to Happiness
- Playing the Sovereign Card: Defending Foreign Sovereigns in U.S. Courts
- How Does One Agree to Agree?
- Judge Phyllis Kravitch
- 'Do You Want to Know a Secret?'
- Reflections on Benjamin R. Civiletti
- 'Every Little Thing'
- Bridging the Generational Gap in Attitudes Toward Legal Careers
- Nine Tips for Civil Trials from a Prosecutor Turned Judge
- The Disappearing Oral Argument
- An In-House Counsel's View of E-Discovery
- Weathering the Storms and Anticipating Post-Pandemic Changes
- Finding Mentors, Building Skills
- Managing Mental Health and Ethics in the Wake of the COVID-19 Crisis
- Compliance with U.S. Anticorruption Laws in Emerging Markets
- May It Displease the Court
- 'Of Counsel' Relationships
- Cowardice in Korea?
- A Judge Comments
- The Nineteenth Amendment and Gender Identity Discrimination
- Double-Hatting in International Arbitration
- Lessons from My Grandmother
- The Trials and Tribulations of Women Litigators
- Internal Investigations and the Specter of State Action
- Legal Crisis Management in a Time of Crisis
- Judicial Review and Democracy
- Painless Methods to Extract Documents from Clients
- Examining the Expert
- What Makes Trials Famous?
- Citizen Lawyers (Retired)
- Misbehaving
- A COVID Clerkship: Holding Space for Justice
- Finding Joy After Burning Out
- EAR of the Court
- A Love Story
- How Not to Litigate a Case
- Practical Considerations When Enforcing Judgments
- Legitimate Removal
- On the papers. Irrational Rules: Minuscule Mysteries of Grammar Demystified
- The TCPA's Impact on Technology Used for Consumer Communications
- Five Varieties of Point Placement
- Putting You in Charge of Your Prose: A Retrospective on My Advice
- Reliving the Joy(?) of Becoming a Lawyer
- The Objectionable Client
- Going Solo: The Best Decision of My Legal Career
- Gathering Personal Information in the Age of the GDPR
- Twenty-First-Century Software for Litigators
- An Alternative to the 'Funnel' Approach for Taking Depositions
- Give the Jury What It Wants: Decision-Making in Trial Practice
- Ten Commandments for Being a Better Person and a Better Lawyer
- An Interview with Judge Lawrence J. Vilardo
- Appeals: The Classic Guide
- 'Finite Pie' Conflicts
- The Haunted Judge
- Battling the System to Vindicate Employment Rights
- A judge comments on the idea of allowing more complex witness answers. What Litigators Can Learn from B Movies
- A Framework for Mutual Compliance with Amended Rule 34
- Remote Proceedings: Why Do Lawyers and Judges Hate Evidence?
- The Relativity of Legal Ethics
- An Unclassified Look at the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Courts
- Truth Suits
- Litigators Can Learn Much from TV Journalists
- 'Come Together'
- Strategies for Managing the Hurdles of a Litigation Career
- Legal Ethics and Undercover Investigations
- Helping Litigation Clients Pay Expenses
- Promoting Procedural Fairness
- Responsibility for Stolen Settlement Funds
- The Superpower of the Judicial Intern Opportunity Program
- Protecting Your Company's Assets as Whistleblowing Rises
- Law in the Time of COVID
- The Treason Trial of Aaron Burr
- When the 'Taxman' Comes Knocking
- Liars Don't Always Lose
- Could This Be Litigation's Best of All Possible Worlds?
- Why Diversity Matters in the Selection and Engagement of Outside Counsel
- A Profile of General William K. Suter, 19th Clerk of the U.S. Supreme Court
- Maintaining Legal Privilege in the Netherlands
- The Millennial Juror
- Death of a Settlement
- How President Trump Made Lawyers Popular Again
- How I Learned to Be a Great Litigator
- Federal Habeas Corpus Review Is Broken
- It's Not Complicated: Plain Speaking About Professional Ethics
- Legal Ethics and Geofencing
- 'Run for Your Life'
- Preparing for Trial in an Unfamiliar Small Town
- Incentivizing Whistleblowers
- Speak Now. Corporate Representative Testimony in Discovery and at Trial
- Much Achieved, More to Do
- Black Women Litigators in Their Own Words
- Election Law
- U.S. Discovery for Use in Foreign Proceedings
- Judicial Musings: How Rhythm Helps Characterize Court Opinions
- Visual Presentation Helps Juries See the Law
- Advance sheet. Old Moral Tales, and New
- On the Offensive
- Propensity-Persuasion and Prejudice
- Making Peace, Restoring Trust
- Why Are We Still Talking About What Women Wear to Court?
- What Does Your Body Say About You? Not Enough, the Ninth Circuit Says
- Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' Speech, Part II
- Virtual Juries. We Can, But Should We? And If So, How?
- Having It All
- Was There Ever a Serious Debate About Whether to Approve the Constitution?
- Protecting Communications with Experts Under the Kovel Doctrine
- Is There Any Virtue in Hypocrisy?
- When Judges Impose Sanctions
- First and Last Impressions
- 'Helter Skelter': Lyrics Matter
- Poker and Judicial Selection
- Truth and Common Sense
- Respect for the Judiciary