Are trial attorneys going the way of the dinosaur? Trial numbers continue to plummet across the board due to arbitration, mediation, high criminal sentences and even technology.
July 03, 2014 at 07:00 AM
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Miami attorney Robert C. Josefsberg cites one primary reason why he remains in practice at 75: The off chance he’ll get to take a case to trial.
“I find trying a case to be so exhilarating, to be so much fun. I love it,” said the Podhurst Orseck partner who once canceled a family ski vacation rather than postpone a date with a jury.
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