When defending wrongful death and catastrophic injury claims, clearly acknowledging the gravity of loss is critical to avoid alienating jurors as you argue the facts of your case. And in the latest episode of Trial Technique Spotlight, Shane Read, one of the nation’s foremost trial and jury consultants, analyzes how Scott Bailey’s heartfelt acknowledgment of loss in closings of a medical malpractice trial allowed him to more powerfully argue the facts of his case, ultimately clearing his physician client.

Every summer kids look forward to the pool opening, teachers look forward to a few months of peace, and trial attorneys who want to improve their skills with a virtual front row seat to civil jury trials in courtrooms across the country look forward to the return of Courtroom View Network’s annual Summer Special discount offer.

Michael Pendell, left, and Kim Bueno deliver openings at trial against Johnson & Johnson over the ovarian cancer death of a doctor who had used the company's Baby Powder for decades. Watch the trial. 

Miami, FL— Attorneys Monday debated whether Johnson & Johnson’s talc-based Baby Powder caused the cancer death of a retired Florida doctor, as trial opened against the company. Sugarman v. Johnson & Johnson, 2019-CA-017627.