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Trial Techniques for the Litigated Claim
KDEK is a civil litigation firm which tries cases when that is in the client's best interest. This issue of our newsletter offers some suggestions for when trial is the only viable resolution strategy.
Creative pleading in medical malpractice lawsuits often requires aggressive defense motions to pare down the claims before trial. Click here to read more.
Judges may begin using a new jury instruction to admonish jurors from using smartphones and social media during trial. Click here to read more.
Persuading a jury to decide for our client includes effective cross-examination of opposing experts. Click here to read more.
Computer-generated imagery is useful to help the jury understand how an event occurred, but it is not always admissible. Click here to read more. |
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Foreclosed Homes = Foreclosed Claims?
An unfortunate reality of the Great Recession is that property owners continue to suffer from the effects of foreclosure and short sales. An emerging question for the Courts is whether owners are also foreclosed from suing for property damage which they allegedly sustained while they held title. Click here to read more. |
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Supreme Court Watch
The issue in DiCampli-Montz is whether a Notice of Intent under Code of Civil Procedure § 364 delivered to a county hospital's risk management department substantially complies with the requirement under Government Code § 915 that a claim be presented to a public entity before filing suit. |
Caselaw Highlights
California and Nevada courts have issued some recent judicial opinions in matters which may affect our clients' interests. Click here to read more. |
Legal Quote
"I would like it to be a legal requirement for all businesses to be linked to a charity."
Arabella Weir
British actress and writer (1957 - present) |
This newsletter is provided for informational purposes only. Its contents are not intended and should not be construed as legal advice.
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