Money is an awkward subject. But how and when you talk dollars and cents can make a big difference in the size of your verdict.

The ripple effect of the subprime mortgage crisis has resulted in a wave of litigation that could engulf more and more parties.

Research on MySpace, Facebook, and blogs is now a key part of trial preparation.

The only way to identify unfavorable jurors is to learn as much as possible about each panel member.

Although cynical jurors view the world as flawed and unfair, they are rarely outraged and don’t necessarily care about what should be.

Blogging is a form of written publication, and any published writing can invoke a wide range of legal and practical issues, especially for lawyers.

The ability to present outstanding oral arguments is vital to your success as a litigator.

Here are seven common pitfalls you should avoid when preparing for and conducting mediation.

» Read more from the Employment & Labor Relations Law Committee.

Mark Herrmann and James Beck discuss their trials and tribulations in developing and maintaining their legal blog, Drug and Device Law Blog.

» Read more from the Mass Torts Litigation Committee.

Nominations are now being accepted (through March 7). The award honors and recognizes individuals who have made a special contribution in the area of human rights in a foreign jurisdiction. The winner will be announced at the ABA Annual Meeting in August.