By Laurie Kuslansky and Ronald Beaton
Juror perceptions have changed in light of the economic recession and as a result, trial lawyers can no longer argue cases in the same manner as they did before. Now, the number of people who appear to serve has dwindled. Many potential jurors face a lack of time and money. Additionally, economic concerns have turned some formerly defense-minded jurors into virulent plaintiff-oriented ones. As a result, litigators must take a ...
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