Litigation
Oct. 21, 2003
Persuading Jurors Demands More Than Top Credentials
Column - Expert Witnesses - By Noelle C. Nelson - Jurors are jaded. The deluge of media coverage of high-profile court cases has left most lay people with the unfortunate conclusion that experts are nothing but hired guns, willing to say whatever the attorney asks of them. As a result, expert testimony often makes only a minor impact on jurors because they believe the experts on one side will "cancel out" the experts on the other.
Expert Witnesses
By Noelle C. Nelson
Jurors are jaded. The deluge ...
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