Simplifying the issues

Written on August 21, 2005 by David C. Sarnacki

The New York TImes shows how expert witnesses can make a difference, especially as litigation becomes more complicated.

Jonathan D. Glater writes (excerpt):
TRIAL lawyers may be the peacocks of the courtroom, strutting before a judge or jury and making arguments with a sense of drama and style, but often these days it’s a tweedy professor, explaining some impossibly arcane subject in plain English, who may make the difference.

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