Legal Procedures
Motion in Limine
A pre-trial motion asking the court to exclude certain evidence from trial.
In Personal Injury Cases
These motions prevent prejudicial or irrelevant evidence from being mentioned in front of the jury. They're important tactical tools in personal injury trials.
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