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|VIDEO| How These Attys Won a $7M Rollover Verdict by Undercutting a Critical Potential Weakness in Their Case

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 25, 2024 4:09:01 PM

Frank Bayuk and Bethany Schneider discuss their approach to potential case weaknesses, and how they won a $7 million verdict in a Yamaha rollover crash trial. Watch the full interview, as well as openings in the trial, here. 


Adeptly addressing potential weaknesses in your case is critical to persuading a jury at trial. And in a wide-ranging interview breaking down how they won a $7 million verdict against Yamaha for the injuries a toddler suffered in a golf car rollover crash, Bayuk & Pratt’s Frank Bayuk and Schneider Injury Law’s Bethany Schneider discussed how they masterfully undercut a major potential weakness in their case.

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Topics: Georgia, product liability, Hall, et al. v. Yamaha

Closings Friday In Bellwether Baby Formula Trial - Watch Live via CVN

Posted by David Siegel on Jul 24, 2024 12:44:52 PM

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Topics: Products Liability, Missouri

Jury Finds Casino Security's Negligence Didn’t Cause Patron’s Death, Watch Gavel-to-Gavel via CVN

Posted by David Siegel on Jul 18, 2024 11:59:41 AM

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Topics: California

|VIDEO| How Mark Lanier Drew a Closing "Road Map" to a Massive Trial Verdict | New in CVN's Playlists

Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 17, 2024 2:33:06 PM

Mark Lanier's damages road map is part of one of CVN's new playlists on demonstratives in closings. Check out the entire Playlist Library here. 


A creative demonstrative can be a powerful tool to bolster a damages argument and memorably summarize the fallout from an injury at the heart of a case. And in a headline-grabbing talc trial, Mark Lanier took jurors along a damages “road map” that ultimately led to a massive trial verdict. 

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Nissan Cleared In $42M Trial Over Allegedly Defective Airbag, Watch Gavel-to-Gavel via CVN

Posted by David Siegel on Jul 16, 2024 12:44:35 PM

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Topics: Products Liability, Nevada, automotive