"Jurors have really good BS detectors," said civil defense litigator Michael L. Bell. "We just have to be able to come forward with credible, direct information, because they just won't stand for it if they feel like they're being manipulated."
January 19, 2023 at 10:51 AM
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Litigation Reporter
When civil liability disputes proceed to trial, litigators on either side of the aisle say the outcome often depends on the motivations of the jury.
Now defense and plaintiff counsel are outlining the key components they say influence jury verdicts in their clients’ favor.
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