Limine

NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A jury in New Haven awarded $1 million to a plaintiff after a trial that spotlighted the significance of motions in limine, which are used to exclude certain evidence from being presented during a trial. This legal maneuvering proved pivotal in shaping the case. The ruling came after a contentious legal battle where the plaintiff contended that critical pieces of evidence should not have been disclosed to jurors. Motions in limine are not uncommon in civil litigation, as they help set the boundaries of what information can influence a jury’s decision. … Read more