When Houston litigator Kathy Patrick and her team begin work on a case, their first task is to draft a jury charge so they know what they have to prove and what evidence they need to prove it. To identify the evidence, Patrick says she spends a lot of time reviewing the underlying documents.
August 22, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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When Houston litigator Kathy Patrick and her team begin work on a case, their first task is to draft a jury charge so they know what they have to prove and what evidence they need to prove it. To identify the evidence, Patrick says she spends a lot of time reviewing the underlying documents.
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