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Litigation Films: 1) A Civil Action - entire film 2) The Firm from the start until the scene with the dog in the Mercedes, 3) The Rainmaker from the start until the scene with blood on the Contingency Fee Agreement 4) The Insider the scenes preparing for the deposition and the deposition 5) Runaway Jury the scenes showing the jury pool and voir dire Questions: A Civil Action The film shows you two settlement agreements. Roughly 95% of cases end in settlement agreements. What is the differences between the two cases and the two settlement agreements? The Firm Will Tom Cruise work for defendants or plaintiffs? What is his starting compensation? The Rainmaker Will Matt Damon work for plaintiffs or defendants? Do his clients have to be injured before he can file a complaint? The Insider Jeffrey Wigand played by Russell Crowe is a whistleblower. His deposition testimony will be used in the civil litigation against 7 Big Tobacco corporation. The state Attorney General is the plaintiff. What does Dr. Wigand say in his deposition that is so important for the state Attorney General? Runaway Jury The film show jury consultants for the defense researching jurors before voir dire. If you were the plaintiff, and it was your parent who was injured because of the defendants' product, would you want your attorney to research the jurors before voir dire? Why or why not