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When deciding a case, juror politics matter. It is clear that liberals and conservatives have very different reactions to political arguments. Someone who is politically...
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In recent years, third-party sharing services have become a standard part of a new economy that offer people a platform to share good and services. As the use of these platforms continues to grow...
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Supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, apartment complexes, and other similarly situated commercial or residential properties can find themselves as a defendant in a lawsuit...
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If my case settles we won’t go to trial. Shouldn’t I just wait to see if we can settle? We rarely try cases, why should I conduct a mock trial? We don’t even have a trial date, isn’t it too early for a mock trial?...
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The resolution of a claim involves much more than simply attending a mediation session to negotiate a settlement. The final negotiation of the settlement is often only a small percentage...
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Jurors generally do not want to die. However, many cases, particularly matters involving catastrophic injuries or death, remind people of the inherent unpredictability of life...
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