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The Trial Template

This guide explores strategies for increasing the likelihood of a favorable jury verdict for plaintiffs. It emphasizes the importance of truth in trial proceedings, focusing on effective voir dire, persuasive opening statements, and targeted questioning of witnesses. The burden of proof is clarified, highlighting the concept of "more likely than not" in establishing claims. Key themes include patient rights in emergency care, the sanctity of human remains, and the conflict between profit and safety. Utilize this template to prepare compelling arguments and ultimately achieve justice for clients.

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The Trial Template

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  1. The Trial Template www.drslawfirm.com

  2. Template: • “A pattern used as a guide in shaping something”

  3. Jury Verdict: • The decision of the jury • Is there a pattern or guide that enhances the chances of success for the Plaintiff? • Yes

  4. Truth • Voir Dire Can Each of You Agree that, first and foremost -- above everything else-- a trial is a search for the truth?

  5. Truth • Voir Dire/Opening Statement • How do we find/prove what is true? • By What’s “More Likely than Not”

  6. Truth • Questioning Witnesses “Isn’t that true?”

  7. Truth • Instructions & Verdict Form What has been proven true--more likely than not

  8. Truth • Final Argument What do we know is true--has been proven more likely than not? a. b. c.

  9. Themes • Focus Group • “Every Patient Who Goes to an Emergency Room Should See A Doctor” • “Human Remains Are Sacred and Entitled to the Deepest Respect” • “Profits Over Safety”

  10. Burden of Proof • More Likely Than Not • Not Reasonable Medical Certainty • Can Have Doubt • Ever So Slightly • Tie to Compensation • Hammer on Voir Dire, Opening & Closing

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