One of the most common questions Courtroom View Network gets from judges and attorneys after submitting a request to film a civil trial gavel-to-gavel is, “Why are you here?”
10 Must Watch 'Real World' Civil Trials & Why CVN Needs Your Help Covering Them
Posted by David Siegel on Aug 4, 2021 1:27:18 PM
Topics: Premises Liability, Georgia, automotive
|VIDEO| See How a 7-Figure TBI Case Was Won With CVN Discovery
Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 9, 2020 10:55:08 AM
Topics: Premises Liability, Georgia, Traumatic Brain Injury, Laguerre v. Cajun Contractors, CVN Discovery
The Big-Ticket Trials Just Added to CVN's Library
Posted by Courtroom View Network on Oct 3, 2019 11:54:57 AM
Bradley Beckworth in closings of a landmark trial trial against Johnson & Johnson over its alleged role in Oklahoma's opioid crisis. It's just one of several blockbuster trials CVN has added to its library recently. You can see this trial, and hundreds of others, gavel-to-gavel, with a CVN subscription.
Over the past few weeks, CVN has added an array of blockbuster trials to our unsurpassed courtroom video library. The newest additions include major verdicts in two traumatic brain injury trials, a landmark opioid judgment, and a pair of big defense wins in medical malpractice and premises liability cases.
Among the most interesting trials we’ve recently added:
Topics: Premises Liability, Medical Malpractice, Florida, Georgia, Traumatic Brain Injury, Izundu v. Choi, et al., Spencer-Smith v. Cafe 290, State of Oklahoma v. Purdue Pharma, et al.
|VIDEO| How Brantley Rowlen's Closing Walk-Through Helped Clear Atlanta-Area Jazz Club in $2M Slip-and-Fall Trial
Posted by Arlin Crisco on Sep 20, 2019 1:22:04 PM
Slip-and-fall cases involving a static condition often hinge on whether the condition was in plain view, and thus, what the plaintiff reasonably could be expected to see. In a trip-and-fall case involving a woman injured at a metro Atlanta jazz club, Brantley Rowlen’s closing argument walk-through helped clear the club against a $2 million claim.
Topics: Premises Liability, Georgia, Spencer-Smith v. Cafe 290
How Bethany Schneider's Vivid Argument, and a Leaky Faucet, Sealed a $5.5M Traumatic Brain Injury Verdict
Posted by Arlin Crisco on Jul 18, 2019 3:26:24 PM
Arguing the long-lasting effects of a traumatic brain injury at trial can be difficult. Symptoms may not be immediately and obviously visible to others, and the defense may argue that the impact of the injury is less than what the accident victim claims. But at trial in June over a traumatic brain injury a Georgia taxi driver suffered, Bethany Schneider’s vivid closing countered defense arguments on the injury's severity and won a seven-figure verdict.
Topics: Premises Liability, Georgia, Traumatic Brain Injury, Laguerre v. Cajun Contractors