In this edition of their International Litigation column, Lawrence W. Newman and David Zaslowsky examine the common practice in international arbitration of presenting direct witness testimony though ...

The precedents are falling fast. Last week the NLRB overruled the five decade old Bethlehem Steel decision, and now another longstanding precedent has fallen. The NLRB issued a decision overruling ...

In his International Arbitration column, John Fellas discusses how to avoid submitting a witness statement that is a time-bomb—a statement that apparently strongly supports your client's case at the ...

Q: We have witnesses who can help us, so we plan to get sworn statements from them. Those are evidence, right? — G.B., Hawthorne A: Well, actually they are hearsay, and not admissible as evidence.

The fourth in a series of articles on basic strategies for questioning commonly encountered witnesses in civil litigation.