New Haven Superior Court building, 235 Church St., New Haven. Photo: Google
A Meriden attorney said his strategy of keeping "it simple" for a jury in a motor vehicle tort enabled him to convince that jury to clinch a six-figure judgment.
March 18, 2020 at 03:21 PM
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Keep it simple.
That was the strategy plaintiffs attorney Ramiro Alcazar used when he saw defense counsel attempting to show a Meriden Superior Court jury that plaintiff Ricardo Silva’s injuries weren’t due to a 2012 car accident, but rather resulted from two other car accidents and two workers’ compensation-related claims.
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