Sep 23, 2020

The sweeping impact of COVID-19 has forced courts across the country to reimagine age-old procedures in order to protect public health and effectively manage swelling caseloads. More courts have begun to partner with remote technology specialists ...
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Sep 18, 2020

Add Massachusetts to the growing list of states aiming to reopen its courthouses to jurors, with in-person jury trials slated to begin there as early as next month.
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Sep 16, 2020

Effectively detailing the full constellation of problems plaintiffs suffer because of their injuries, and the compounding effect they have on a plaintiff’s life, can be critical in maximizing a damages claim. At trial against Kroger subsidiary Ral...
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Sep 14, 2020

Criminal proceedings are beginning to reopen Florida’s courtroom doors a little wider, with more counties across the state summoning jurors and holding in-person trials, more than five months after COVID-19 emptied the state’s jury boxes. 
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Sep 9, 2020

Get unlimited on-demand access to a first-of-its-kind webinar teaching best trial practices for TBI cases with real courtroom video
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Sep 9, 2020

Medical causation is a key battle line in many tobacco trials, but the complex medical evidence at issue can overwhelm jurors if not properly presented. However, Jack Williams’s straightforward, compelling closing on a smoker’s cancer diagnosis he...
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Sep 4, 2020

Asbestos cases often turn on a paper trail as the most reliable evidence at trial, where memories of potential exposure and their sources from decades earlier can be hazy. Todd Suddleson used such a paper trail as the key to a strong closing argum...
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Sep 3, 2020

“This is a case about a young woman who has a caregiver’s heart, but no longer has a caregiver’s future,” Joseph Wilson told jurors as trial opened over the armored truck crash that shattered a Georgia woman’s arm.  It was a theme intended to res...
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Aug 28, 2020

This $354,000 verdict, handed down over Zoom video conference, made national headlines for what it represented. In a state especially ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic and where jury boxes have sat empty for months, that $354,000 award, believed...
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