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Jury Practice: Pleadings
August 27, 2013| By: Oatley VigmondTrial by jury has a long and illustrious history dating back to the times of the Romans. The Magna...
Developing Damages
July 25, 2013| By: James L. VigmondEvolution... The development of damages is the most interesting and exciting part of any...
Jury Openings in MedMal Cases
April 25, 2013| By: James L. VigmondI start by commending to you 4 articles which have been written by OTLA members for OTLA...
Expert Evidence: Key Cases, New Rules and New Realities
February 1, 2013| By: Troy LehmanOne of the basic rules of the law of evidence is that witnesses may not give opinion evidence.1 ...
The Right to Sue is Alive and Well
January 30, 2000| By: Roger G. OatleyIt amazes me how often someone tells me that they have not taken legal action because they perceive...
Strategies for Proving that Chronic Pain is Physical
December 29, 1999| By: Roger G. OatleyChronic pain cases are among the toughest assignments facing plaintiff's personal injury counsel. I...
Computerization of Demonstrative Evidence: Changing the Face of Advocacy
August 29, 1999| By: Roger G. OatleyTell me and I will forget, show me and I may remember, involve me and I will understand" - Old...
Making The Invisible Injury Visible In The Courtroom – Demonstrative Aids In Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
May 29, 1998| By: Roger G. OatleyWhy Demonstrative Evidence? It is true that none of the strategies which I suggest is essential...
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“My Friend Borrowed My Car and Crashed It, Now What?” March 5, 2018
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Oatley Vigmond announces Kevin Henderson as Partner January 3, 2018
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Ruff Justice: Therapy Dog Stands By Client at Civil Jury Trial December 20, 2017
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Little v. Floyd Sinton Ltd. – Reasons for Verdict December 18, 2017
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Oatley Vigmond – Decorating For Charity December 12, 2017