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Plaintiffs lawyers are beginning to avail themselves of a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that allows them to propose specific percentages when asking juries to apportion liability among multiple tort defendants. What is still not clear, at least after a major trial where the option was used, is how suggestible jurors are when lawyers urge specific outcomes. Nor is it clear whether defense lawyers will embrace the right to play the numbers game too.
November 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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