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Topics: Medical Malpractice, Persinger, et al. v. Unity Point Clinics
Shane Read analyzes how the use of a deposition clip in openings led to a $495 million verdict in a bellwether baby formula case.
Sometimes the most compelling testimony at trial can come from a deposition. And turning a spotlight on that testimony during openings helps lay the critical early groundwork for a winning verdict. In the latest episode of Trial Technique Spotlight, Shane Read, one of the nation’s foremost trial and jury consultants, analyzes how Jake Plattenberger's opening in a bellwether baby formula trial masterfully highlighted a researcher’s pushback to deposition questions, setting up a blockbuster verdict.
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Topics: Trial Technique Spotlight, Margo Gill v. Abbott Laboratories, et al.
Attorneys' openings, from left to right: Lloyd Bell, Paul Reynolds, Trisha Godsey.
Lawrenceville, GA— Attorneys Tuesday debated who was responsible for the heart attack-related death of a Georgia man, as trial opened against two of his doctors. Yarbrough v. Cardiovascular Group P.C., et al., 20-C-02832-S4.
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Topics: Georgia, Yarbrough, et al. v. Cardiovascular Group, et al.
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Topics: California, Saifudeen v. Ralph's Grocery
