Category: Trial

Amendments to Federal Rules of Evidence Effective Dec. 1, 2023

Changes to three Federal Rules of Evidence took effect on December 1, 2023 and are applicable “all proceedings...

Ahead of closing arguments in the civil fraud trial in New York, former President Donald Trump had asked...

Ahead of closing arguments scheduled for this week, former President Donald Trump summarized his thoughts on the lawsuit...

It is axiomatic that in litigation procedural deadlines are generally enforced and should not be ignored. The skilled...

On Monday the Supreme Court granted a motion by Special Counsel to the United States for expedited consideration...

Obtaining discovery from witnesses located outside of the “100-mile limit” in a federal action or beyond state borders...

The Founders of our nation placed great importance on the community being a check on the abuse of...

In most civil litigation, the party commencing the litigation (plaintiff) must suffer some injury and seeks to hold...

Judge Engoron, the New York State Supreme Court judge presiding over the New York State Attorney General’s (AG)...

In the ongoing $250 million civil lawsuit filed against Donald Trump, his sons and certain Trump organizations in...

By now, it is common knowledge Samuel Bankman-Fried was convicted on November 2, 2023 following trial in his...

Last week, Judge Arthur Engoron, the judge presiding over the $250 million lawsuit filed against Trump and his...