Sometimes an appellate win boils down to tenacity. A ruling in Jacob A. Brochtrup v. Mercury Marine, et al. , a boating design-defect case, is important, because it's "the first decision in the country holding that an unguarded propeller is an unreasonably dangerous product that is defectively designed," says the Byrd Davis Furman partner who represented the plaintiff three times in front of federal court juries in Austin.
June 13, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Sometimes an appellate win boils down to tenacity. And that’s certainly the case for Robert Alden.
Alden represented his injured client three times in front of federal court juries in Austin, finally won a favorable verdict and preserved that victory at the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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