Jury Verdict Publications

We've published unique speciality jury verdict reporters since 1997 that have been relied upon by lawyers (plaintiff and defense), insurance professionals, the judiciary and other interested parties. Our founder, Shannon Ragland, began the company nearly 30 years ago, digging out jury verdicts at the trial level. The first ever issue in Kentucky was in June of 1997. We added Indiana (February 2000) and Alabama a year later. Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and the Federal Jury Verdict Reporter followed. South Carolina debuts in January of 2026! Lawyers, legal professionals, insurance interests, law libraries, mediators and judges have relied on our work for many years.

Our lineup includes:

The Kentucky Trial Court Review (since 1997)

The South Carolina Jury Verdict Reporter (Coming January 2026)

The Indiana Jury Verdict Reporter (since 2000)

The Alabama Jury Verdict Reporter (since 2001)

The Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter (since 2004)

The Mississippi Jury Verdict Reporter (since 2010)

The Louisiana Jury Verdict Reporter (since 2010)

The Federal Jury Verdict Reporter (since 2003)

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Here are some recent sample editions in PDF:

Kentucky December 2025
Indiana December 2025
Louisiana December 2025
Mississippi December 2025
Tennessee December 2025
Alabama November 2025
South Carolina January 2026 (Premiere Issue)

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The record verdict form on damages ($163.9 million) in the recent Warner v. GEICO case in Louisville before Judge Tracy Davis returned 3-18-24. The plaintiff was paralyzed after being rear-ended by a tow truck working on a GEICO roadside service contract.

 

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About the Founder

Our fearless (somewhat) founder Shannon Ragland began the KTCR more than 25 years ago in the summer of 1997, publishing the Jefferson Circuit Court Reporter every two weeks. Quickly the publication moved statewide and over the years Shannon added a variety of books, The Year in Review, Classic Closing Arguments, The Expert Encyclopedia, among others. In 2000 a similar publication debuted in Indiana and Shannon has five more that are still publishing. That includes a couple of duds along the way including in OH, OK, NY, AR and VA. You can't win them all.

Here's to 25 more years of verdicts and you can always reach Shannon at sragland@juryverdicts.net. He's got a story and he'd like to hear yours especially if there is a jury involved.