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In a two-part series published in IMLA Municipal Lawyer, entitled “Reptiles, Picassos, and Stealth Bombers: Combating Inflated Non-economic Tort Damages,” Ted Xanders and Nadia Sarkis discuss various tips for combating tactics that plaintiffs’ lawyers are using in personal-injury actions to increase non-economic damages. Part One, published in the Nov-Dec 2019 edition, discusses the Reptile Theory and Jury Anchoring. Part Two, published in the Jan-Feb 2020 edition, discusses Aggressive Closing Arguments and New Trial Motions and Appeals.
To read Part I of the article, click here.
To read Part II of the article, click here.
To read the combined series in one file, click here.
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