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    The Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter

     The Most Current and Complete Summary of Tennessee Jury Verdicts

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The 2010 Year in Review has been published this month.  The 6th Edition has all the analysis and every verdict (269 in all) we wrote last year.  If you try or settle cases, this volume needs to be in your library.  Print and mail the order form below or call us toll-free at 1-866-228-2447.

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The January 2011 issue has been published.  It features a $1.8 million verdict where the plaintiff lost most of his colon (surgically) after receiving an incorrect cancer diagnosis.  Coming in February 2011, among others, is a $125,000 verdict from Columbia where hospital nurses left a 3-foot surgical towel in the plaintiff's abdomen.


About the Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter

The Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter is a different kind of jury verdict reporting service. No other jury verdict publisher in the country does its own research. Our staff travels throughout the state every month uncovering jury verdict results.

Which cases merit coverage in the Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter? Editorially, that distinction is not made. Instead, we write about every civil jury verdict, statewide, that we can uncover. If a jury panel returns with a verdict, we think it’s important and we’ll write about it.

What goes into writing our summaries? We rely first and foremost on the court record and file exhibits. In so doing, we attempt to include as much information as possible, including the age and gender of the plaintiff, both versions of the incident in question, the claimed injury, treating doctors, IME opinions, jury questions, post-trial motions, and anything else we can uncover.

Do we only write about verdicts from Tennessee’s largest cities? Of course those cases are important, but we report verdicts from all over, including in the first issue, an airbag products case from Hickman County and a nursing home negligence verdict from Monroe County.

Besides being as comprehensive and detailed as possible in writing our reports,  the Tennessee Jury Verdict Reporter also endeavors to be timely. It is our intention that in most cases, you’ll be reading about these verdicts for the first time -- for those that aren’t, we think our detailed analysis is essential reading.

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