Who says small law firms can't accomplish as much as larger firms? These plaintiffs firms won the day for their clients, and came out with some of the largest jury verdicts of 2005. Although bigger-ticket items like advanced technology and mock juries played a part, at least one firm demonstrated that toy cars and basic yesteryear physics can help bag verdicts, too.
March 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Testing the waters with a mock jury and the use of enhanced trial technology were two themes that underlay some of the largest jury verdicts of 2005. Yet, while technology played a major role in refreshing or impeaching testimony, not to mention swaying juries, at least one firm demonstrated why toy cars and plain old physics can still win cases, too.
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