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Summary Judgment Has Become So Common And Jury Trials So Rare

By Thomas J. Crane on September 5, 2013
Posted in Litigation and trial practice

I have written about this before, but it happens so often that it requires emphasis.  As lawyers and a judicial system, some of us just do not "get" summary judgment.  Summary judgment is not about who wins or loses, or rather, it should not be about who wins or loses the lawsuit.  After all, if…

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