In the coming weeks, Dallas lawyers Leighton Durham and Kirk Pittard will devour three color-coded publications as if their practices depended on it. That's because the 2012 Texas Pattern Jury Charges books are to Durham and Pittard what medical journals are to physicians.
December 03, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In the coming weeks, Dallas lawyers Leighton Durham and Kirk Pittard will devour three color-coded publications as if their practices depended on it. That’s because the 2012 Texas Pattern Jury Charges (PJC) books are to Durham and Pittard what medical journals are to physicians.
A big part of the partners’ practice is advising civil trial lawyers on the delicate art of crafting a proper jury charge a key ingredient in any successful verdict, they say.
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