“I think if you had more lawyers who understood the trial dynamic and could really meaningfully assess risk at trial and were willing to do that, you'd have more clients willing to go to trial,” says Attanasio, the chair of the firm’s global litigation department.
February 16, 2022 at 07:30 AM
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As I’ve started reporting about what the dearth of civil jury trials means to Big Law firm litigation practices, two of the first lawyers I’ve spoken with are Michael Rhodes and Michael Attanasio, the past and present chairs of the global litigation department at Cooley respectively.
For one, both have actually tried cases in the past few months, masked jurors and all.
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(L-R)Michael Rhodes and Michael Attanasio of Cooley . Courtesy photos
