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Motion for New Trial ‘GRANTED’ Following Plaintiff Verdict and Appearance of Additional Counsel in Negligent Entrustment Case
A Dallas district court judge granted a motion for new trial in case involving a motor vehicle accident and drunk driver who was driving someone else’s vehicle. The decision came after a $1.5 million Plaintiff verdict and after persistent efforts by the vehicle owner’s legal team.
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‘Confidential Settlement’ Reached Following Plaintiffs’ Unsuccessful Battle to Compel Defendants’ Net Worth Documents
A case involving alleged negligence and fraud has concluded in a ‘confidential settlement’ following a year-plus battle of Plaintiffs attempting to compel Defendants’ net worth documents.
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Amazon’s $16M Trial Defeat: The Jury Didn’t Believe These 5 Things
The Bradfield jury returned a verdict that reflected it did NOT believe the majority of Amazon’s contentions, including Amazon’s claim to not have control over the driver, Amazon’s driver’s side of the story, and Amazon’s affirmative defenses accusing the parents involved of poor supervision.
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My Favorite Cases to Work On: Challenging, Complex Litigation
Challenging, complex litigation cases compel all parties to bring their A game and fight hard for the outcome they want, resulting in highly competitive lawyering and producing valuable, transferable skills.
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8 Plaintiff Attorney Oversights That Undermined Plaintiff’s Case In Latest Trial Against Philip Morris
Despite putting forth a decent effort for their client, Plaintiff’s attorneys undermined their case-in-chief in observable ways. This article discusses some of Plaintiff’s faux pas, big and small.
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Philip Morris’s Latest Trial Victory: 6 Reasons Why the Jury Could Not Find a Design Defect
The Santana jury reasonably applied what they heard in trial to the letter of the jury instructions in determining that they could not find the Virginia Slims cigarettes were defectively designed.