Litigation
Nov. 18, 2003
Tailor Graphics to Tell Jurors Your Story
In a high-profile breach-of-contract case last year involving a legendary Hollywood film celebrity, the star sued his movie producers on the grounds that they had cheated him out of profits. The plaintiff's strategy was twofold: build a theme based on the jurors' notions that "artists get cheated" and highlight through the effective use of visual aids the ways in which the star allegedly was cheated.
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