Fee contests over physician testimony reflect the tension between lawyers and doctors.

Health care providers aren't the only ones who have to respond to public health emergencies.

Dispatches from a four-day seminar on the impact of poverty and wealth on justice.

How much process is due a criminal defendant? It's a dollars-and-cents question.

Judge Justice and his colleagues express their misgivings about character evidence.

Healing broken children is hard but essential work.

The collateral consequences of conviction are often the gravest.

Checklists can help us reduce avoidable errors.

Social networking sites are great - unless jurors are using them in ways that threaten a fair trial.

Careful planning for settlements can prevent bad results.

Preparation and skillful questioning can help you bag your quarry.

Before he was President, Lawyer Lincoln drew on the strength of rivals.

Judge Justice learns how he has affected the lives of litigants.

Research indicates that eyewitness testimony is less reliable than people think.

Reason can change minds when rudeness won't.

What can we do to improve the accuracy and honesty of witness testimony? Not enough.

Defining burdens of proof can be hard. But they're easier to understand than to define.

Physical evidence can have a huge impact, but know whether it will help or hurt your client.

Let's stand up for lawyers who represent unpopular clients.

A good opening statement will shape jurors' perception of the case.

Don't take advantage of impaired judges and adversaries; help them

Should judges advise clients of their right to resolve their dispute before trial?

Lawyers, who do battle with words, should strive to be warrior poets.

Make sure your preparation and presentation are first rate for your juror guests.

Are you relying on stereotypes about jury behavior when you exercise peremptory challenges?

You don't pick who serves on your jury – you pick who doesn't.

Jurors want to do a good job. Let's help them.

All you really need to know about trial practice you learned in tee ball.

The search for justice yields a solution worthy of Solomon.