Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mar. 22, 2001
Eyes of The Jurors
From a juror's perspective, employment cases are unlike most other civil cases. In other matters, such as intellectual property, toxic torts and even personal injury, jurors often do not have the depth of personal experience with the subject matter that engenders strong beliefs and identification with one side or the other.
From a juror's perspective, employment cases are unlike most other civil cases. In other matters, such as intellectual property, toxic torts and even personal injury, jurors often do not have the depth of personal experience with the subject matter that engenders strong beliefs a...
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