Veteran, Young Lawyers Win $20M Jury Verdict in Unique Case Tried Amid Pandemic
“Despite their collective years of practice, a recent case tried by four plaintiff lawyers was in some ways a unique experience,” reports Olivia Convington in The Indiana Lawyer.
“Of course there was the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that lawyers Louis “Buddy” Yosha, Rich Cook, Bryan Tisch and Brandon Yosha had to contend with during their trial in Marion Superior Court. There was also the fact that at the time the case of Simmons v. Indianapolis Power & Light Co. went to trial, Brandon Yosha had only been a licensed lawyer for five weeks.”
“Plus, in the world of personal injury cases, trials aren’t nearly as common as they used to be. What’s more, this trial lasted two full weeks — also uncommon in personal injury law.”
