Bolster Your Opening Statement With Trial Boards That Frame Your Case's Issues
Aug 18, 2014
Learn how presenting clear, direct questions to your jury with trial boards can strengthen your opening statement and properly frame your case at trial.
Aug 18, 2014
CVN will cover the second bellwether pelvic mesh trial against Boston Scientific in Massachusetts. Learn more about the case and CVN video coverage.
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Aug 14, 2014
In this Engle progeny lawsuit, plaintiff, the widower of Gloria Gore, alleges defendant tobacco companies are responsible for her smoking addiction, which caused the carotid stenosis and lung cancer that led to her death. Defendants contend Gloria...
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Hubbird v. R J Reynolds Tobacco Co
Aug 14, 2014
In this Engle progeny lawsuit, plaintiff, the stepdaughter of David R. Ellsworth, claims defendant is responsible for Ellsworth's smoking addiction, which ultimately caused the lung cancer that led to his death.
Aug 14, 2014
In opening statements of Robert Gore v. R.J. Reynolds, an Engle progeny case, opposing counsel argued whether Gloria Gore had been addicted to smoking.
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Aug 12, 2014
This personal injury case arises from a vehicular collision between plaintiff and defendant. Plaintiff sought compensatory and punitive damages in the case, claiming defendant was cited for DUI after the collision and was negligent in operating hi...
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Aug 12, 2014
In this Engle progeny lawsuit, plaintiff, a surviving child of Cleston Roy Wilcox, alleges that his father contracted lung cancer and ultimately died due to his smoking addiction. Plaintiff claims that the defendant tobacco company is responsible ...
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Cooper v. RJ Reynolds
Aug 11, 2014
In this Engle progeny lawsuit, Mary Cooper, a smoker for several decades, claims she contracted laryngeal cancer because of her addiction to cigarettes.
Aug 11, 2014
In opening statements of Cooper v R.J. Reynolds, attorneys argued whether Mary Cooper developed larynx cancer by the time required for Engle progeny cases.
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Aug 9, 2014
This is a wrongful death action against General Motors and an auto dealership filed by the parents of a driver allegedly killed due to a faulty, GM-manufactured vehicle ignition switch. The parents had accepted a reported $5 million settlement, bu...
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Aug 9, 2014
A Georgia judge rejected GM's res judicata arguments in the automaker's motion to dismiss a wrongful death suit over the automaker's defective ignition switch.
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