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Cross-Examination: Try to Keep the Moral High Ground
When it comes to effective cross-examination, it never hurts to try channeling Gregory Peck's portrayal of Atticus Finch, says Chip Rice, a litigator with Shartsis Friese. If you keep to the moral high ground, it will be hard for the witness to fight with you effectively. From the start, according to Rice, you should show the jury during cross-examination that you care more about truth than the witness does by paying attention, playing fair and insisting on straight answers.Court reporters fight digital audio tapes
Highlighting a trend in the nation's courts, an attempt to replace court reporters with computers in New Hampshire has fueled a legal battle between stenographers and the state's Supreme Court.Comverse is likely next backdating target
San Francisco federal prosecutors may have struck first in the government's crusade against stock options backdating, but it's a case developing in the Brooklyn U.S. attorney's office that will give the first glimpse into one of the most pressing questions: How does it affect the lawyers?Warfield Bought For $12M. Not Bad For A First-Year
Lawyers took a back seat in the sale of San Francisco's historic Warfield Building as David Addington, a law student, negotiated the deal. Peter Rupert Russell, a partner at Shartsis Friese, represented Future PLC in its $8.7 million cash acquisition of Cheatplanet.com from Echo Software and Hardware LLC.Crime Pays for White-Collar Specialists
White-collar crime defenders are a hot commodity in the Northern California lateral partner market. Robert Sims, a Latham & Watkins white-collar criminal specialist hired from San Francisco's McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Enersen, notes an "increased government focus -- and resources being focused -- on sophisticated financial crimes." L.A.-based Latham is just one of a handful of firms bulking up on criminal defense lawyers.Mediation's Air of Enforceability
This week, the high court will ponder whether an arbitration clause makes a deal prepped in mediation fair game. S.F. lawyer Arthur Shartsis says, nope.Trending Stories
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