Maximizing Recoverable Damages at Trial: How Trial Lawyers Can Guide Juries to Awarding Recoverable Damages
In recent years, Robb & Robb LLC has obtained (1) the highest non-confidential settlement in a wrongful death case in U.S. history ($100 million (2024)), and (2) the highest non-confidential settlement in a single personal injury case in U.S. history ($100 million (2018)). In 2025, after a $116 million verdict following a three-month trial in New York City, the firm achieved a $90 million settlement, the highest verdict for a single wrongful death in New York State history.
In this lecture, using real-world examples from their cases, Andrew C. Robb and Brittany Sanders Robb will share trial practices and techniques that can help guide juries to award our clients real, recoverable damages. From voir dire through closing arguments, maximizing recoverability requires careful thought and planning so that, in the end, our clients walk away with the best possible result.
TLU Live HB Agenda
Track 1
Breakfast
7:30am - 9:00am
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- 9:00a
Sach Oliver · Joe Fried Winning the Most Common Tractor Trailer Case in America Coffee & Snacks
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- 10:15aSach Oliver · Joe Fried Winning the Most Common Tractor Trailer Case in America
Coffee & Snacks
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- 11:30aSach Oliver · Joe Fried Winning the Most Common Tractor Trailer Case in America
Lunch
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- 2:00p
Michael CowenGetting Big Justice in Big Rig Cases Coffee & Snacks
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- 3:15p
Joseph CamerlengoHow to Use the Truck Driver and Trucking Company to Maximize Your Client's Recovery Coffee & Snacks
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- 4:30p
Aaron BroussardWhat Does It Take to Be a Great Plaintiff Lawyer? It’s Not What You Think
Track 2
Breakfast
7:30am - 9:00am
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Melissa ScartelliCharting the Path to Verdict: Strategic Decisions in Medical Negligence Trials Coffee & Snacks
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Taylor ErnstLecture Coffee & Snacks
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Brian PanishLecture Lunch
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Ben B. RubinowitzJury Selection Coffee & Snacks
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Kimball Jones9-Figure Framing: Winning Punitive Damages in Trial Coffee & Snacks
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Al FoecklerBlack Hat Justice Opening Statement
Track 3
Breakfast
7:30am - 9:00am
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Kurt ZanerCreating Drama at Trial – How to Tell a Story in Trial Through Dramatic Theatrical Techniques Coffee & Snacks
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Sagi ShakedLecture Coffee & Snacks
Hosted by- 11:30aKurt ZanerWriting a Story – Win Your Case in a Page and a Half
Lunch
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John RomanoStorytelling in Cross-Examination of Defense Damages & Causation Witnesses Coffee & Snacks
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Edward Ciarimboli · Corey Suda · Jay VaughnTaking FedEx from the Boardroom to the Courtroom Coffee & Snacks
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Tim MckeyEnsuring Your Legacy: How the Best Firms Create Lasting Systems and Succession Success
Track 4
Breakfast
7:30am - 9:00am
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Andrew PickettFrom Herniated Disc to $6.7 Million Verdict: Preparation, Strategy, and Trial Execution Coffee & Snacks
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Andrew Robb · Brittany Sanders Robb Maximizing Recoverable Damages Before Trial: Framing Your Case for Actual Recoverability Coffee & Snacks
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Tom BosworthLecture Lunch
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Patrick KangHow We Built An Eight-Figure Practice On Just Toxic Mold Litigation. Coffee & Snacks
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Dan AmbroseCross Examination Coffee & Snacks
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Eric CastelblancoSue Your Slumlord: The Ins and Outs of Habitability Law in CA
Track 5
Breakfast
7:30am - 9:00am
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Orlando De CastroverdeHow To Get A 1.7m Verdict On A Neck Injection Case Coffee & Snacks
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George MoschopoulosStrip the Noise: How to Frame Employment Cases for Verdict Coffee & Snacks
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J. Russell PateIsland Justice: Restaurant Fall; $7M Verdict on $235,000 Offer Lunch
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Michael Stephenson · Lucy Allen $12.1 Million mTBI Verdict: Trial Strategy Breakdown – Hickey v. Harrington Coffee & Snacks
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Alex IvanovSpinal Medicine for Dummies (*Lawyers*) Coffee & Snacks
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Sarah HavensDon’t Let the Defense Frame Your Case: From “Impossible” Case to 10M Trial Result
