For suggestions about the use of tables, charts, glossaries, and timelines at trial, take a look at "How to Uncomplicate the Complicated," by Michael A. Geibelson and Roman M. Silberfeld (pdf link). Although the articles focuses on California law, most of the suggestions are applicable to any jurisdiction. Link from MyTrialBlog.com.
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