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Category Archives: Jury – Why the Jury is so important
Are You Negligent . . . at All?
The blame for a car accident cannot always be assigned to just one party. If you are responsibility at all for an accident, expect the courts to consider that. Continue reading
Current Class Action Lawsuits Impacting Women
From the vaginal mesh sling to forms of birth control, many medical procedures for women have proven unsuccessful and costly to those involved. Continue reading
Posted in Jury - Why the Jury is so important, medical malpractice, medications, News, Personal Injury, Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged class action lawsuits, court system, lawsuits impacting women, personal injury attorney
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Should You Practice Social Media While Suing?
Social media sites are quite popular, but they can often get you in trouble if you write about, or tweet about, things the whole world doesn’t need to know. Continue reading
Posted in car accidents, Jury - Why the Jury is so important, News, Personal Injury, Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged Facebook, lawsuit, personal injury attorney, social media, Tampa auto accident, Twitter
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FAQs About Punitive Damages
It is not common, but in cases of extreme disregard for the rights of others, a judge or jury can award punitive damages. Continue reading
Posted in Jury - Why the Jury is so important, Personal Injury, Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged attorney, defendant, lawsuit, monetary compensation, plaintiff, punishment, punitive damages
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How Are Jurors Selected?
A lot of paperwork, questions and answers, and discussions are involved before a final jury is chosen to hear and render a verdict on a given case. Continue reading
Posted in Jury - Why the Jury is so important, Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged civil cases, criminal cases, jurors, jury members, jury notice, trial, voir dire
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Did a Company’s Rush to Reach the Market Cause Harm to Others?
Tiny defibrillators are designed to help a heart keep beating correctly. If they malfunction, it could result in a life or death situation. Continue reading
Posted in Jury - Why the Jury is so important, News, Personal Injury, Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged attorney, defibrillator, faulty device, heart, irregular heartbeat, lawsuit, Medtronic, patient
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How Should You Dress For Your Impending Court Case?
It is important what you wear in court. First impressions and people’s perceptions can make or break a case. Continue reading
Posted in Jury - Why the Jury is so important, The Courtroom
Tagged attire, court case, dress, impression, outward appearance, perception
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A Better Understanding of the Damages Paid in Personal Injury Cases
What are the damages, exactly, that can be paid to the Plaintiff in a personal injury case? Continue reading
Alimony Cases Can Affect Personal Injury Payouts
If you are divorced or going through a divorce when filing a personal injury lawsuit, there may be special considerations. Consult an experienced attorney. Continue reading










