Discovery in uninsured and underinsured motorist cases UM/UIM discovery is similar to standard litigation, but the devil is in the details Barry P. Goldberg From Issue: 2022 September
A proactive approach to the plaintiff’s deposition Take advantage of the plaintiff’s deposition to showcase the humanity of your client – so the defense sees it, too Alexis Gamliel From Issue: 2019 October
Investigating and conducting written discovery in roadway-design cases Getting past the roadblock of the commonly asserted design-immunity defense Kimberly Wong From Issue: 2019 April
Read it and weep Inadvertent disclosure of privileged documents during discovery Miles B. Cooper From Issue: 2014 October
What to do on the Internet before you sue Finding information cheaply about potential clients, defendants and witnesses Althea T. Kippes From Issue: 2007 November
Using the teeth of the statute to get the most out of RFPs How the crafty defense lawyer hides things by avoiding the details in Requests for Production of Documents Patrick Nolan From Issue: 2017 October
Discovery in nursing-home abuse cases The Elder Abuse Act provides enhanced remedies, but the complexity of discovery requires a vigilant and thorough approach Jeff AidikoffKatrina Runyan From Issue: 2020 April
Common mistakes and pitfalls in responses to Requests for Production of Documents A look at RPDs, the most typical area of discovery disputes Randolph M. Hammock From Issue: 2019 July
Trucking company accident reports A guide to compelling their production over defendant’s objections Andrew Owen From Issue: 2018 April
What trial teaches us about discovery How to analyze defendant’s motion in limine to exclude evidence not produced in discovery Albert G. Stoll, Jr. From Issue: 2014 October
What can you do with Google? Think you know it all? It’s not your grandmother’s Google Althea T. Kippes From Issue: 2008 January
Using social media to build — and protect — your case You must thoroughly research social media on every case and thoroughly brief your clients on how their postings may be used against them Steven A. Kronenberg From Issue: 2019 March
