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- Sep 15, 2026
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Understanding Proximate Cause: A Key Factor in Liability and Legal Defense (opens the original)
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Proximate cause is a cornerstone concept in the legal realm, challenging attorneys due to its intricate nature and the critical role it plays in determining liability. This principle delineates the primary cause of an injury or harm that is legally recognized as being sufficiently direct or immediate to justify imposing liability on the party responsible for the initiating act. Unlike mere causation, which merely requires a link between an action and an outcome, proximate cause demands that the
Controls in Litigation Surveys: Measuring Survey Noise and Improving Reliability (opens the original)
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Every survey, no matter how well designed, is subject to influences beyond the questions themselves. One unavoidable influence is human nature. People may make assumptions, act on preexisting beliefs, fail to pay attention, and engage in other behaviors that affect their responses to a survey.1 For example, if a survey shows an image of an athletic shoe and asks which company makes the shoe, some consumers might say “Nike” simply because they know that Nike makes athletic shoes, regardless of an
Gold In, Gold Out: Why Mock Trial Presentation Quality Matters (opens the original)
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Every now and then, I am in a mock trial, and at the end of the presentation, a handful of jurors will start applauding. It will be a spontaneous moment when those jurors forget they are participating in a research exercise and are simply reacting to a compelling advocate. This happened to me a few weeks ago after a particularly strong plaintiff presentation. The attorney was well prepared, spoke confidently without relying on a script, and delivered his message with conviction. The jurors were
How Coordinated Experts Build the Full Damages Picture in Catastrophic Injury Cases (opens the original)
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A medical record can document an injured person’s diagnosis, surgery, medication, and rehabilitation, but it cannot tell the whole story of how the injury has altered their life. It may not reveal the help they will need at home, the work they can no longer perform, the income they may never earn, or the daily adaptations that could define their future. For plaintiff personal injury teams, developing a supportable damages position means connecting the medical evidence to the client’s future care
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