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CAFC Reverses Contempt Finding for Disclosures of Confidential Discovery Information to Develop Joint Defense Strategy

IP Watchdog

Circuit Judge Jimmie Reyna authored a brief dissent from the majority opinion, arguing that Leader’s disclosure of certain confidential information with another company sued by Static for the development of a joint defense strategy was a violation of the district court’s protective order.

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Three Steps to Effective Delegation: What, Who and How

Attorney at Work

We are using litigation as an example, but the same reasoning applies to transactional practices.). Example: Developing a litigation defense strategy. Quadrant B: Delegating by Low Complexity and High Importance. This type of work can be delegated effectively with an appropriate amount of guidance.

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Why Truck Crash Cases Are Different: Understanding The Need For Experienced Trucking Legal Representation

SW&L Attorneys Blog

As an attorney who has training and experience in handling commercial motor vehicle (CMV) crashes, I’ve seen firsthand how these cases demand increased knowledge and experience that goes far beyond standard auto crash litigation. Complex Federal Regulations Unlike regular car crashes, truck crashes involve extensive federal regulations.

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Recognizing Strengths in the Other Side’s Case Might Make You More Persuasive

Sound Jury Blog

Most litigators cringe at the idea of recognizing strengths in the other side’s case (or weaknesses in their own). A final argument for the value of recognizing strengths in the other sides’ arguments and/or weaknesses in your own relates to juror expectations and is probably more applicable to defense strategies than plaintiff strategies.