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Category: computer

Expert Witness Retainer Agreements – Striking the Right Deal.

Here are points to consider: 1. Cannot be a contingent fee arrangement. This is unethical and would be disastrous regardless… enough said. 2. Cost of initial consultation. This should be free or nominal, but make sure this is clear. 3. Definition of scope of work. This should be set out in the initial engagement letter →

computer, depositions, Evidence, exclusion of witnesses, experts, rule 101, Rule 102, Rule 26, Rules of Evidence, separation of witnesses, testimony, Trial Advocacy

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Jan 7, 2017
Discovery, Privacy, Personal Freedom and Social Media

I don’t see myself as a hero because what I’m doing is self-interested: I don’t want to live in a world where there’s no privacy and therefore no room for intellectual exploration and creativity. Edward Snowden There is an assault on our privacy. We need look no further than headlines involving Russian hacking of our →

computer, Discovery, Evidence, Facebook, Fishing expedition, Privacy, Rule 26, Rule 34, Trial Rules

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Dec 14, 2016
How to Use Your iPad and OneNote as a Secret Weapon for Use in Trial

I was looking for a program that could emulate the structure of my paper file system that I use for jury trials. I looked at several programs that were touted as the answer for use on my iPad. I looked at all the Apple App World had to offer to no avail. I download one →

computer, Trial Advocacy

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Computer, computers, EverNote, Evidence, iPad, OneNote, organization, Trial, trial notebook

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Apr 10, 2014
iPad App doubles as a Trial Notebook

I was looking for a program that could emulate the structure of my file system I use for jury trials. I looked at several programs that were touted as the answer for use on my new iPad 2 I received for my birthday. I looked at all the Apple App World had to offer to →

computer, Trial Advocacy

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Aug 21, 2011