For those experiencing one-to-one fatigue here is a quick funny one for you.
So trial is scheduled to start today in a single-plaintiff TCPA case in Nevada: Brittany Woodman v. NPAS Solutions, LLC.
NPAS Solutions has hired Spencer Fane to represent it, and apparently Spencer Fane is concerned a jury might be prejudiced by any mention of the firm’s *ahem* size and resources.
Specifically, the firm asked the court to issue an order assuring Plaintiff is “prohibited from introducing any evidence and/or making any reference to, or mention of, the size of Spencer Fane LLP, its clients, the areas of law it practices, its resources, or the number of lawyers in the courtroom.”
Oh dear.
Per the firm’s filing such discussion would cause “unfair prejudice.”
So there you go. #Biglaw concerned of unfair prejudice to a client if a jury finds out the client is using #biglaw.
That’s pretty funny.
Regrettably the parties worked this one out on their own so we will never know how the Court would have ruled on it.
The case is Woodman v. NPAS Solutions, LLC, 2:22-cv-01540-GMN-DJA (D.NV.) for all you docket watchers out there.
Chat soon.