Subject: jury selection

I had a plaintiff do this years back- and I thought it backfired. Very awkward for everyone.

Loris Zeppieri
Kelly, Rode, Kelly
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Lzeppieri@krklaw.com

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> no shw is thw widow of the decedent who dies of an unrelated CA
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> He is just strange
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> I’m finding this more and more. Plaintiffs attorneys want their ‘injured’ client front and center for the jury to see.
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> Douglas P Perry
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>> On Jun 30, 2026, at 7:07 PM, list wrote:
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>> Sender: Peter Taglia >> Date: 6/30/2026 7:02:49 PM
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>> I have a plaintiff’s attorney who wants his elderly client to sit in a jury selection n
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>> I know it is s her right, btu she needs a creole interpreter
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>> Its going to be painful
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