To gain the upper hand in a seemingly defendant-friendly venue, the Beasley Firm’s Lane Jubb Jr. said he and co-counsel Peter Johnsen tested a new strategy at a recent medical malpractice trial: Keep things simple and keep things lively.
The tactic earned them a $1.3 million verdict for their client, Kathryn Dailey, who said her doctor at defendant Reading Hospital failed to detect and treat her stroke.
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