How to Win a Battle of the Experts with Video Analysis
Feb 11, 2016
Expert testimony is often the key to a trial verdict. Learn how video analysis is the cornerstone to winning a battle of the experts.
Feb 11, 2016
Attorneys Wednesday debated what drove a Florida man to smoke for more than 30 years, as jurors prepare to decide whether the nation’s two largest tobacco companies are responsible for his cancer death.
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Feb 11, 2016
Trial is scheduled to begin next week in a suit by a man who claims a Conyers hospital’s medical staff failed to properly treat his wife’s brain aneurysm in time to prevent a series of strokes that caused her life-long brain damage.
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Feb 10, 2016
In this Engle tobacco litigation proceeding, Bernice McCall claims defendant Philip Morris concealed the dangers of cigarettes, which caused the lung cancer and death of Martin McCall.
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Courtroom Video and the Three Steps to Powerful Pre-Trial Intel on Your Opposing Counsel
Feb 5, 2016
Courtroom video is a powerful tool to learn your opposing counsel's strengths and weaknesses inside a courtroom, before the gavel ever opens your trial. Learn three steps to efficient, effective pre-trial scouting of your opposition.
Feb 5, 2016
A security video of a man submerged underwater for six minutes during a pool party unsupervised by staff of a facility for the mentally disabled, combined with the facility representatives testimony, built a $2 million verdict in a trial against t...
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Feb 3, 2016
In this tobacco litigation trial, plaintiffs claim defendant R.J. Reynolds concealed the hazards of cigarettes, leading to a smoking-related disease.
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Feb 3, 2016
A Missouri state court jury on Tuesday handed a major victory to Boston Scientific and C.R. Bard, finding that two of the companies' pelvic mesh implants are not defective and did not cause injuries to a retired nurse.
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Jury Clears Physician In Woman’s $10M+ Suit Over Allergic Reaction To Antibiotic
Feb 1, 2016
A California state court jury on Friday rejected a woman’s medical malpractice lawsuit claiming her physician was negligent for treating her acne with a powerful antibiotic that caused a severe allergic reaction
Jan 30, 2016
A jury Thursday largely cleared the nation’s two largest cigarette manufacturers of responsibility for the respiratory disease and death of a decades-long smoker, awarding $240,000 in unreduced damages but finding the smoker 98% at fault.
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Jan 28, 2016
The difference between a workmanlike summation and a closing that compels a jury is the way in which common tactics and techniques are used. The tips below, as shown by three of the country's top trial lawyers, can help seal a verdict in your favor.
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Jan 28, 2016
Jurors Tuesday found tobacco giant R.J. Reynolds not liable for the fatal lung cancer that killed a Florida man who smoked for more than 40 years.
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