Clients often try to tell the truth, but it is human nature to lie when it is within one's self-interest. The following article discusses how to suss out when clients lie and what to do about it.

Expert witnesses have long stood as the bedrock of evidentiary credibility. They embody “expertise,” lending weight to complex litigation where facts alone are insufficient. The introduction of Artificial Intelligence threatens to erode the judicial trust in experts that has been made standard over decades.

In the course of a construction project, conflicts can arise between building codes, design specifications, and manufacturer requirements.