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Studies show that word choice is a powerful motivator behind juror decision-making

Understanding Juror Bias and Decision Making: Using Social Science to Prepare a Winning Case - On Demand BT-damagesgrief have been involved in someJoin Gregory Cusimano, David Wenner, and Edward Lazarusthree of the countrys top experts in jury biasas they teach the tools and psychological principles that attorneys need to understand in order to better prepare and present their cases. Cusimano, Lazarus, and Wenner, with their partner David Bossart, have been involved in some of the most significant plaintiffs verdicts in the country, totaling more than $4 billion combined. In this multipart