Litigation and Arbitration Proceedings | Stimmel Law

Burdensome Discovery in Litigation: Definitions and Relief

Business Records Exception to the Hearsay Rule

Conducting Depositions - Why It Isn't Like Perry Mason

Contacting a Former Employee of Opposing Party

Cost Benefit of American Litigation

Depositions in American Litigation

Destruction of Evidence in California: A Crime and Liable to Civil Sanctions as Well

Discovery Wars - The Meat and Potatoes of American Litigation

Enforceability of Mandatory Arbitration of Employment Disputes

Laches: The Doctrine and the Reality

Mediation Too Soon: How to Avoid a Waste of Resources

Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege in California

Taxation of Punitive Damages: You Don’t Get as Much as You Thought

Team Dynamics in the World of Litigation

Testifying at Trial: How to Prepare, How to Succeed

The Bankruptcy Automatic Stay: A Danger for Creditors

The Practicalities of American Litigation: What to Expect and What to Avoid

The Settlement Game: Role of Counsel

The “Catch-22” as to Damages Awarded in Real Estate Fraud Cases in California

Unlawful Business Acts in California – Definitions and Remedies

Who Owns Your Case File if You Terminate Representation?

Work Product Rule and the Attorney Client Privilege

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