Another win in a West Virginia civil jury trial
We just finished a civil jury trial in southern West Virginia and came through with yet another unanimous verdict in our favor. One interesting side note: there was one witness who was unavailable to appear due to health reasons, so his deposition was read to the jury. You would think this would bore them to death. But in reality it was halarious because the judge’s court reporter was playing the witness’ part and we had to act it out. Given that the guy repeatedly accosted me verbally in the deposition, it had the jury laughing much of the time.
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