Jay Margolis: Are There Any Cases You’re Particularly Proud Of?

In 41 years, there are a few of them, but the the ones I remember best are the cases where years ago represented a gentleman that was a felon, incarcerated for many years. Matter of fact, his trial was adjourned a number of times because he was in jail. It was a medical malpractice case involving a poorly done appendectomy. The whole defense of the case was they would never ever give this felon any money as a drug pusher and drug addict. And boy were they surprised when the jury came back with a seven figure verdict. The cases I remember best are the ones that were not supposed to win.