Law Practice
Dec. 2, 2003
New Instructions for Juries Fall Short of Being Complete
Column Trial Practice By Robert S. Blumberg While attorneys and judges may spend a lot of time contemplating the nuances of a case, ultimately the decision that matters is the jury's verdict. This is especially true in employment cases, where the trier of fact is typically a jury, not a judge.
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Trial Practice
By Robert S. Blumberg
While attorneys and judges may spen...
Trial Practice
By Robert S. Blumberg
While attorneys and judges may spen...
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