Profile: Looking for a firm with a strong culture, absence of conflicts

Certain words seem to strike horror in a jury pool. Words like...reinsurance."No one wants to sit as a juror," said Chicago lawyer Joseph T. McCullough IV, recalling a 2008 federal trial. "But I can tell you, when they heard it was a reinsurance case, the excuses they came up with were amazing. 'I have to take care of my dog. Who's going to feed my dog?'"Can you blame those people? The …

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