CEBblog’s Most Popular Posts of 2013

Posted on December 30, 2013 by Julie Brook, Esq.

177448834Thanks for reading and sharing the CEBblog™ this year! Take a look at our most popular 2013 posts.

  1. Getting Deposition Testimony in Front of the Jury
  2. Liening on Your Client to Get Paid
  3. What Does It Mean to “Meet and Confer” on a Discovery Dispute?
  4. Exiting Gracefully: The Exit Interview
  5. 12 Tips for Direct Examination in Depo or at Trial

We thank all of our readers and contributors for making 2013 another great year for the CEB blog.

Wishing you and your loved ones a very happy new year. See you in 2014!

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