Our Connectionology® Team is excited to welcome you back for another great webinar!
Register today for “No Specials. Six-Month Treatment Gap. Criminal History. $50K Offer. $2 Million Verdict” on Wednesday, September 16, 2026 from 2:00pm-3:30pm ET – Eastern Time.
What do you do when your client is homeless, has facial tattoos and serious criminal convictions, went six months without meaningful treatment, never had surgery, suffered no fracture, has no medical bills or lost wages in evidence, and appears on surveillance video walking and carrying his belongings after the incident?
You try the case.
In Max v. City of Richmond, the defense’s final offer was $50,000. After a two-day trial, a Richmond jury unanimously returned a $2 million verdict.
In this webinar, the Gray Broughton trial team will break down exactly how they approached one of the most difficult damages cases they had ever tried. This will not be a victory-lap presentation. It will be a practical examination of the decisions that mattered: how the team confronted damaging facts instead of hiding from them, developed credible non-economic damages without relying on medical bills, used lay witnesses to demonstrate change, reframed the case around what the injury actually took from the client, and gave the jury a workable method for valuing things that do not come with a price tag.
Attendees will leave with practical strategies for trying imperfect cases, developing human damages, handling credibility problems and treatment gaps, selecting and preparing lay witnesses, and building a damages story capable of surviving the defense’s strongest facts.
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SPECIAL OFFER: Our Connectionology community may receive an exclusive discount for Voir Dire to Verdict, a two-day trial training on October 22–23 at the Virginia War Memorial in Richmond.
Connectionology followers can use promo code:
VDC-DR6B0D
The code provides 25% off Day 1, Day 2, or the two-day bundle. The discount is limited to the first 50 Connectionology followers who register.
The program is focused on practical trial skills and one central question: What actually works in front of a jury? We will cover depositions, focus groups, case framing, voir dire, opening statements, direct examination, cross-examination, visuals, and closing argument.
All net proceeds will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project.
The full schedule and registration information are available here: https://rvatriallawyers.com/events/
