Eliot Shavin won a payday for his clients but, at the same time, learned to dig deeper during jury questioning and pretrial motion preparation.
January 08, 2015 at 06:00 PM
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Update: The final judgment amount has been corrected in this story.
Next time Eliot Shavin tries an employment race discrimination case for plaintiffs, he plans to dig deeper during voir dire to uncover prospective jurors’ “hidden biases” or prejudices.
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