Maximizing Noneconomic Damages: The Matrix Method for Past and Future Harm in Closing - On Demand CLE Format:On Demand Program motion practice

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Maximizing Noneconomic Damages: The Matrix Method for Past and Future Harm in Closing - On Demand CLE Format:On Demand Program motion practiceNoneconomic damages are often the heart of a plaintiffs case, but they can be difficult to explain in a way that feels both emotionally true and logically grounded. In this program, Daniel Kramer will teach a practical closing argument framework for organizing noneconomic harm so jurors can understand it, discuss it, and translate it into a meaningful verdict. The program will focus on how to move beyond general phrases like pain and suffering and