Yarborough Applegate attorneys have a passion for sharing their expertise with the larger law community. Our own Chris Bryant shares his insights on making better motions in limine in the November issue of Trial magazine.
Chris writes:
…by not thinking about motions in limine until the last minute, we miss opportunities to strengthen our cases.
…Make sure your motions have substantive support.
In a recent case, opposing counsel’s deposition questions and requests for admission showed they intended to use our client’s incomplete tax returns and employment records to cast doubt on his lost wages and future earnings claim. By thinking about motions early, we compiled relevant case law to exclude evidence of his failure to file tax returns.
To read Chris’s full article, members can access it here.
Yarborough Applegate is excited to welcome its newest attorney, Christopher J. Bryant. Chris comes to us with a strong background as a federal law clerk at the trial and appellate levels, bringing a valuable perspective to the team. Originally from the Midwest, Chris has spent most of this adult life in the Carolinas. Chris received […]
Yarborough Applegate’s Chris Bryant has been appointed to represent an inmate with a long history of being denied treatment for Hepatitis C, which is a widespread epidemic in prisons across the US. Similar class action suits are in the works in at least ten other states including California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, […]
The National Association of Legal Assistants recently published a piece written by our own Laura Butler Peirano in their publication Facts & Findings. In the article, Laura recalls her experience at a county-run methadone clinic and rehabilitation center. There she provided methadone maintenance therapy (MMT) to clients as part of her Masters-level practicum. Later, at Yarborough […]
In Facts & Findings’ December issue, our paralegal Amy Johnson contributed the article, “Alexa, How Did This Happen” with Vicki L. Casper, a paralegal for the restaurant management company Sizzling Platter, LLC. This fascinating article focuses on the increase in subpoenas for AI devices and data, reminding readers about the volume and depth of information […]
Our co-founding partner, David Yarborough, spoke about dram shop and alcohol liability cases at the South Carolina Black Lawyers Association in the Columbia Convention Center on Friday, October 18, taking the stage with fellow personal injury attorneys Garryl Deas and Marc Brown.
The National Association of Legal Assistants recently published a piece written by our own Laura Butler Peirano in their publication Facts & Findings. In the article, Laura recalls her experience at a county-run methadone clinic and rehabilitation center. There she provided methadone maintenance therapy (MMT) to clients as part of her Masters-level practicum. Later, at Yarborough […]