Most cases settle before ever getting to trial. So what are the implications for depositions? Shane Read explains on our latest podcast: "Depositions are the new trial because so many civil cases settle before trial." Listen in: buff.ly/4ftMhMu

"Is that person going to be believable or not believable at trial?" Shane Read explains that a key reason to take a deposition is to size up the credibility of a witness. Listen in for more great insights in this deposition masterclass: buff.ly/4ftMhMu

Are there reasons not to take a deposition? On our podcast, Shane Read reminds attorneys that in taking a deposition, there's no way to ask questions that won't reveal your strategy. It's something to weigh as you consider a winning strategy. Listen in: buff.ly/4ftMhMu

If you've ever wondered how judges get up to speed on intellectual property rights disputes when the technology is very complex or the patent language is ambiguous, you won't want to miss our episode with Christopher Darrow, attorney and special master: buff.ly/4gEei4c

When a witness forgets obviously remembered facts, don't get frustrated. As Shane Read explains on our podcast, it can be a "gold nugget" in a deposition, because it establishes their lack of credibility. Listen to the whole conversation here: buff.ly/4ftMhMu

What is a special master, and what role do they play in assisting judges? Listen in as Christopher Darrow of Darrow Mustafa PC describes the services he provides to judges on our episode of The Litigation War Room Podcast: buff.ly/4gEei4c

Wishing you and yours a merry Christmas and joyous new year from the Litigation War Room team.

Christopher Darrow describes how he helps judges get up to speed on complex intellectual property disputes on our latest episode of @litwarroom podcast: buff.ly/4gEei4c #intellectualproperty #specialmaster #litigationwarroom

As Chris Darrow explains on our podcast, special masters don't just assist judges in patent cases. Darrow also works on class action cases, discusses settlement with the parties, and resolves discovery disputes. Listen here: buff.ly/4gEei4c

Christopher Darrow of Darrow Mustafa PC explains how working with a special master is likely to save you time and money by more quickly getting your case to trial. Listen here: buff.ly/4gEei4c #intellectualproperty #specialmaster #litigationwarroom

Megan Bonanni explains the unprecedented way in which abuse survivors shared their stories and the impact of their trauma with mediators and insurance adjusters. For more legal strategy and backstory on the nearly $400mill settlement for survivors, listen buff.ly/415oSLt

Attorney Ilan Scharf discusses the creation of a culture at USA Gymnastics and MSU that allowed abuse to occur for so many years. Ilan had a front row seat as part of the legal team securing nearly a $400 million settlement for the abuse survivors: buff.ly/415oSLt

Attorney Megan Bonanni provided important context for the settlement against USA Gymnastics, MSU, and the FBI, and broke down the institutional failures at each level on our podcast: buff.ly/415oSLt

Ilan Scharf discusses the emergence and importance of litigating over mediators as part of his work in bankruptcy litigation on our podcast. Listen in: buff.ly/415oSLt.

On our latest podcast, J.J. Conway Law describes the high stakes nature of class action lawsuits and the work that has to be done before a case is even launched. Listen in to the entire conversation here: thelitigationwarroom.com/podcasts/episo… #classaction #litigationattorney

.@jjconwaylaw talks to @maxwellgoss about how he's partnered with larger firms on high profile class action suits in order to punch above his small firm's weight. Listen in: thelitigationwarroom.com/podcasts/episo… #litigationattorney #classaction #legalstrategy

On our recent podcast, J.J. Conway Law discussed with Maxwell Goss how he took on the U.S. military's TriCare health plan and secured autism treatment for military retiree's families, who in many cases had young families and were being denied care. Listen in: thelitigationwarroom.com/podcasts/episo…

On our recent podcast, @jjconwaylaw discusses the moral outrage associated with city workers in Detroit having their pensions stolen by the pension trustees in Detroit's Kilpatrick era: "It wasn't a hard case to make." Listen in: thelitigationwarroom.com/podcasts/episo…