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Jurors Should Ask More Questions During Trials

By Matthew Wright ( November 27, 2018, 1:01 PM EST) -- Picture a courtroom near the end of a two-week civil jury trial. It is a securities class action, where shareholders in Acme Corp. challenge General Merchandise Inc.'s acquisition of Acme. Acme's directors are defending the deal that they negotiated with General Merchandise. The key issue in the case is whether the sale price for Acme was fair. The jury has already heard several days of fact and expert testimony, much of which involves complex financial accounting principles and intercompany debt structuring. There is a lot of math....

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