The Perils of Picking Damages Out of a Hat: How Random Verdicts Can Reverse Jury Decisions

by First Court Insights Team
on Jan 23, 2024, 10:38:44 AM

Last summer, the Texas Supreme Court reversed a $15 million jury award because “plaintiffs’ counsel at no point in these proceedings has attempted to proffer a rational argument justifying either the ...

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The Perils of Picking Damages Out of a Hat: How Random Verdicts Can Reverse Jury Decisions

Articles about Jury Research (8)

The Perils of Picking Damages Out of a Hat: How Random Verdicts Can Reverse Jury Decisions

Unraveling the Misunderstanding of Negligence: The Impact of Jurors' Misconceptions on Corporate Responsibility

Online Mock Trials vs. In-Person Mock Trials: Pros and Cons

The Power of Storyboard Visuals in Trial Arguments: A Litigator's Secret Weapon

Crafting the Perfect Closing Statement for Trial: Strategies to “Get Them Talking In the Jury Room.”