Litigation
Feb. 19, 2002
Potion for Persuasion
Dicta Column - By Linda D. Kornfeld - A major dilemma that faces trial attorneys with complicated cases involving significant damages is how to tell a story that the jury will understand and accept. Inevitably, part of the story will be told by financial and other experts who rely upon complicated and usually uninteresting documents.
Dicta Column
By Linda D. Kornfeld
A major dilemma that faces trial attorneys with complicated cases involving significant damages is how to tell a story that the jury will understand and accept. Inevitably, part of the story will be told by financi...
By Linda D. Kornfeld
A major dilemma that faces trial attorneys with complicated cases involving significant damages is how to tell a story that the jury will understand and accept. Inevitably, part of the story will be told by financi...
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