Proximate Cause, Preponderance of Evidence & Jury Bias at Trial - On Demand CLE skills-Communication No two cycling cases are

No two cycling cases are exactly the same

McGinn’s experience shows you how to prevail against corporations and insurers with seemingly unlimited funds

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Getting the information you need

Critical motions (including motions to compel as these cases are often won during discovery)

Proximate Cause, Preponderance of Evidence & Jury Bias at Trial - On Demand CLE skills-Communication No two cycling cases areJurors are often unfamiliar with concepts like preponderance of the evidence and proximate cause, yet your jurys ability to understand them is a key component of any civil trial. Add in the constant issue of jurors who are biased against plaintiffs and their lawyers and you have a volatile mixture waiting to blow up your case. Many potential jurors think that civil cases have the same standard as the kind of over the top criminal cases they see