A colorful analogy can better connect jurors with terms and issues they’re not naturally familiar with, and serve as a memorable hook to a key element of a case. In closings of a 2019 talc trial against Johnson & Johnson, Chris Panatier used an ice cream shop analogy to argue his point on asbestos test terminology and help set up a blockbuster verdict.
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Topics: Asbestos, new jersey, Talc, Barden v. Johnson & Johnson
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Topics: Negligence, Products Liability, tobacco, Florida, Georgia, California, Talc
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Atlanta, GA— In a ruling this week that overturned a decade-plus-old decision, the Georgia Supreme Court expanded counterclaimants’ potential rights to recover attorney fees and costs. SRM Group, Inc. v. Traveler’s Property Casualty Co. of America.
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Topics: Georgia
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Topics: Products Liability, Pharmaceutical, California, Talc
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Through more than a decade of courtroom coverage, CVN cameras have captured the country’s best lawyers in the trials that built their reputations. We’re often asked which attorneys we recommend subscribers check out.
“Who We’re Watching” is our answer.
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