Maybe we should show some faith in jurors:
After all the embarrassment and self-doubt my malpractice case had engendered in me, there was a juror who not only believed my defense, but trusted me enough to refer his elderly father and mother to me.
"You were involved in a malpractice suit last year, weren’t you?"
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