Every trial lawyer has a story about the juror who nodded off after lunch or the panel that returned a verdict shortly after coming back from a break. Most of us treat those moments as courtroom ...
For many defense attorneys, the independent contractor doctrine has a built-in problem: it seems too legal, too technical, and too reliant on multi-factor tests that aren’t friendly to the ...
Addressing widespread skepticism from legal professionals regarding remote courtroom proceedings, Virtually the Same? (Krista Reed et al.) offers a reassuring and rigorous analysis demonstrating that ...
Over the past six years, First Court has been asking mock jurors to rate United States doctors’ intentions behind their treatments, tests, or procedures, particularly gauging if they believed doctors ...
Juror Expectations in Employer-Driver Cases: When Corporate Presence Influences the Decision Cases against employers and drivers tend to arrive in court with more context than the mere facts of an ...
