- What I learned from my boot camp for young trial lawyers
- "Pleading Causes of Action in Maryland" gets an update
- What we can still learn from Sacco and Vanzetti
- Judge Silberman on Acronyms: Use Sparingly
- Argue with your goal always in mind
- Expert Witnesses and Discovery
- A Direct Examination Primer
- Beware of leading questions in direct examination
- The best way to refute: know your opponents' case better than they do
- Thurgood Marshall and the value of moot court
- In trial, be visual: technology makes it easier than ever
- Memories of a great Baltimore lawyer
- The media and you: think before you speak
- Don't forget the five-minute rule
- Know the judge as well as you know your case
- Protect trial by jury by limiting pre-trial discovery
- "Classical Rhetoric and the Modern Trial Lawyer"
- The US versus Canada: a friendly competition
- Mock trials are serious business
- Protect your right to appeal as you try your case
- A lesson in building a good closing argument
- Hot off the Presses: Anatomy of a Trial
- Advice for brushing up on your cross-examination skills
- Galleon case tests the limits of jury research
- Lessons from the Rajaratnam Jury Room
- Litigation Institute for Trial Training: A boot camp for young lawyers
- Frivolous lawsuits and Rule 11: Is the cure worse than the problem?
- Jurors and the Internet: Time to Ask Some Pointed Questions
- Jurors' Facial Cues...and You
- Legal Aid: Justice for All
- New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
- Access to Justice Initiatives: Steps in the Right Direction
- Why You Need to Know Your Jury
- Is Sarcasm Good Courtroom Strategy?
- Voir Dire and the Internet
- Secrets of Persuading A Jury
- Lawyers: Read up on your Shakespeare
- Law Reviews Matter More Than You Think
- Wanted: Law Firm Mentors
- Anonymous Juries?
- Why Maryland Needs Mandatory CLE
- Classical Rhetoric and the Modern Trial Lawyer
- Pension Committee case offers e-discovery blueprint
- 2010 Litigation Institute for Trial Training
- "12 Secrets" Interview with Your ABA
- Updated Statistics for Federal Courts
- Basic Tips for a Persuasive Argument
- Litigation Magazine Reviews Anatomy of a Trial
- Electronic Discovery Amendments
- The 12 Secrets of Persuasive Argument
- Discovery Problems and their Solutions
- Avoiding Ethical Minefields When Preparing and Examining Witnesses
- Lemon of a Metaphor
- ABA Boot Camp Training Program
- Legal Services Corp. Needs Budget Boost
- The Case Against Mayor Dixon
- Building Your Practice
- Lure of the Internet Worries Courts
- Breaking The Spell
- Moral Emotions and Persuasion
- Bringing in New Clients
- Reporters Attending Depositions
- Rainmaking Strategies
- Power Attire for Trial Attorneys
- Anatomy of a Trial Excerpt
- Technology in Exhibits
- WHEN AND HOW TO OBJECT DURING DEPOSITION
- Jury Research on Social Networking Sites
- Victim Impact Videos
- Preserving the Appeal
- The Anatomy of a Trial
- The Ted Stevens Trial and the Lesson of the Memorable Image
- The Art of Evading Questions
- Mandatory Continuing Legal Education
- Fallacious Arguments
- Regional Juries Proposed
- The Compromised Expert
- Hot Tubbing?
- New York Times Reports on "Journal of Empirical Legal Studies" Article
- Litigation Institute for Trial Training 2008
- 25 Greatest Legal Movies
- Sacco and Vanzetti
- Ronnie White and Due Process
- Karen H. Rothenberg
- Maryland Discovery Problems & Solutions
- Researching judges
- Communicating with Judges at Trial
- Writing for Judges
- Persuasion is Not a One-way Street
- Congratulations to JoAnne A. Epps
- International Conference on Jury Trials and Art Theft
- Art Theft and Jury Trials in Spain and the U.S.
- Sean Bell Case Acquittal and Waiving the Right to a Jury Trial
- Maryland Trial Attorneys Find Camaraderie in Inns of Court
- Litigation Institute for Trial Training
- "D.C. Madam" Prosecutors Get Personal on Direct
- Boston Massacre Trial and "John Adams"
- Deposition Preparation, Part 4: Twelve Commandments for Deponents
- Deposition Preparation, Part 3: Organization
- Deposition Preparation, Part 2: Depositions and Rules of Evidence
- Deposition Preparation: Why Depose a Witness
- Trial Attorneys and Technique
- Barack Obama's "rhetorical gimmick"











