Over the past couple of years we’ve written about what the relative dearth of cases proceeding to a jury verdict has meant for the trial courts and law firms. Our colleague Avalon Zoppo recently looked at what it means for appellate courts and the development of the law.
April 30, 2024 at 07:30 AM
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The fate of the American civil jury trial has been a recurring obsession here at the Litigation Daily.
Over the past couple of years, we’ve spilled column ink pondering what the relative dearth of cases decided by a jury—particularly in federal court—means for American democracy, the legal profession and law firms seeking to build litigation practices capable of trying cases with the highest stakes.
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