A verdict for justice

A verdict for justice

After 5 weeks of trial and 4 days of deliberations the jury came in with a verdict for our clients of $40,100,000. The multi-million dollar verdict was not only fair but reasonable in this very important medical device malfunction case. The jury did a careful job of studying all the evidence and arriving at a just verdict.

I’m still alive, but just barely

I’m still alive, but just barely

I should have posted earlier the reason for the long dry period of no comments in this blog. We are starting our 4th week of trial in a products injury case and I just don’t have the time to contribute right now. The case involves a medical device that malfunctioned and destroyed a man’s hear during by pass surgery requiring a heart transplant. When the trial is over I’ll share some observations. Right now I’m a little occupied so stay…

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Forgeting you and becoming real

Forgeting you and becoming real

When I graduated from Anacortes high school in 1953 I thought I was a great athlete since I had been given a basketball and football scholarship at the University of Washington. At six feet two inches I had played center and was proud of scoring ten or so points in a game. Fifteen points was a big night. Total scores of our games were in the forties. As you might guess, today I wouldn’t even be allowed to sit on…

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