Advanced Premises Liability: A Guide through Trial

Michael Neff

ISBN 10: 1951962141 / ISBN 13: 9781951962142

Published by TG LLC (edition First Edition), 2021

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Advanced Premises Liability: A Guide through Trial
• Publisher: TG LLC (edition First Edition)
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1951962141
• ISBN 13: 9781951962142
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition: First Edition.
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Over the past several decades, trial attorney Michael Neff has been consistently winning six-, seven-, and eight-figure outcomes in premises liability cases. In Advanced Premises Liability: A Guide through Trial, Neff uses detailed examples from past cases to demonstrate the nuts and bolts of how to successfully navigate and try long and complex cases. Neff shares transcripts, letters, and other materials from different stages of trial and case preparation to provide lessons on how to prepare, try, and win a premises liability case.

Neff deeply expands upon the issues discussed in his first book, Premises Liability: A Guide to Success, and offers numerous lessons on the following and more:

• Obtaining documents and getting them into evidence
• Spoliation letters leading to orders
• The importance of presenting key evidence through the defendant’s documents and agents, and how to create opportunities to do so
• Cross-examining experts (with a focus on a negligent security or negligent hiring case)
• Settling your case (with excerpts from demand letters and a fraudu­lent transfer letter)
• Voir dire in a premises liability case
• Opening statement in a premises liability case (with trial excerpts)
• Cross-examining the corporate representative at trial (with trial ex­cerpts)
• Direct examination of a plaintiff’s liability expert (in a slip and fall case)
• Direct examination of the treating doctor (in a CRPS case)
• Direct examination of a life-care planner (in a CRPS case)