“Does everybody agree that manufacturers should do everything reasonably possible to make sure that their product is safe for the consumer? If so, raise your paddle please.”
Snakes in the Jury Box: The 'Reptile Method' and How To Defeat It
This article provides an overview of the "reptile method," why it can be successful if not rebutted, and some ideas on how a defendant can present a more fulsome story about its good conduct, actual legal obligations and the facts to the jury.
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Marilyn Moberg, Alexis Rochlin, Alayna Jehle and Rick Fuentes
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