1. Basic Facts
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Read to the jurors at the beginning of the online trial to tell them who the parties are, what happened, and what the dispute is about, in an objective, neutral style.

300 words

2. Plaintiff’s Power Point Presentation
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Tells jurors why they should award plaintiff(s) requested damages—ideally will allow jurors to see and hear the plaintiffs, FEEL the plaintiff’s losses, provide PL’s best liability arguments, and rationale for damages award.

2,000 words

3. Defendant’s Power Point Presentation
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Tells jurors why they should find for the defense—ideally will allow jurors to see and hear the defendants, FEEL the injustice of plaintiff’s request, provide Df’s best liability arguments, and rationale for fair damages, if any.

2,000 words

4. Feedback Questions
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Tells First Court what issues you and clients are most interested in, and specifically sets forth specific questions on which you want juror feedback

50 questions

5. Fault Summary
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Helps jurors in the deliberation room remember what both sides requested on fault allocation, and why

One page

6. Damages Summary
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Helps jurors in the deliberation room remember what both sides requested on damages, and why

One page

7. Verdict
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Sets forth all issues clients want answered, and controls the issues jurors will discuss in the deliberation room

300 words

8. Jury Instructions
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Set forth principles of law pertinent to the case; should include any instruction lawyers reference in their Power Point presentations.

600 words

9. Intake
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Provides First Court with contact information to start the research process.

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