Don’t neglect to take a look at my latest weblog, Sensible Process and Proof. The weblog addresses procedural points on the trial and appellate degree and the regulation of proof.
I write about points which might be of curiosity to legal professionals working within the trenches of civil trial regulation. The regulation of process and proof are the principles of litigation “sport,” and those that have no idea or comply with the principles are at an excessive drawback within the preparation and trial of civil instances. Conversely, those that know and use the principles can achieve a good, strategic benefit.
The weblog already has 26 printed posts with three extra posts scheduled to seem within the coming days. Already printed posts embody spoliation of proof, serving out-of-state defendants in motorized vehicle instances, and a presumption of satisfactory consideration when a contract is in writing.
