David Groth handles subrogation and recovery claims in theEastern United States for the law firm of Cozen O'Connor. Below arehis top 10 tips for presenting the best case to a jury, culled fromhis more than 20 years of trying subrogation cases.
1. Make the Jury Want to “Right a Wrong”
This suggestion is admittedly borrowed from the noted andacclaimed trial advocacy lecturer, Professor James McElhenny. Inorder to do this, the jury must be convinced that the defendant hasactually — not possibly or theoretically — done something wrong,which harmed your client or insured.
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