Without meaningful courtroom experience, how can a young lawyer acquire the litigation skills to go up against seasoned opposing counsel? Read more
Can you overcome retention bias and adversarial allegiance during cross-examination? Stephen Kolodny offers advice based on his 50 years of trial experience. Read more
Do experts witnesses' opinions depend on who hired them? We asked lawyers as well as financial experts to discuss their experiences. Read more
Hired guns who are willing to skew the analysis to the retaining party tend to polarize litigants; biased opinions do not pave the way toward a fair resolution. Read more
“Well Begun is Half-Done” applies to trial preparation – especially in relation to gathering, organizing, and presenting evidence in family law cases. Read more
We want to hear from lawyers as well as financial & other experts who have testified (or have witnessed expert testimony) in family law cases! Read more here. Read more
Questions to ask to discredit an expert witness’ use of the transactions method of the market approach to valuing a small- to medium-size business. Read more
A compelling courtroom strategy for divorce? Here's why this Divorce Financial Analyst takes his clients to family court to observe active cases. Read more
Why utilizing litigation techniques more commonly found in civil courtrooms opens up new avenues of strategy and tactics in the divorce setting. Read more
An expert reveals how to prepare different family law cases for trial—summarizing the process from the moment the client walks in the door to finalizing the closing argument. Read more
