Arlin Crisco is a Sections Editor at CVN: Courtroom View Network. He specializes in crime and justice, focusing on court proceedings and the judicial system, with a keen interest in legal reform. Arlin's insightful coverage and analysis have made him a prominent voice in the field, featured in various discussions on these critical topics.
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By: Arlin Crisco
CVN cameras wrapped 2025 by covering a range of headline-making proceedings, including a pair of major medical malpractice trials, an eight-figure crash case, and more. Check out key moments from four of the most recent trials we’ve covered.
Fort Lauderdale, FL— Jurors Tuesday handed down a $350,000 verdict at trial against R.J. Reynolds for the heart disease death of a long-time Florida smoker. But they apportioned the lion’s share of responsibility to the smoker himself, likely slashing the post-verdict award. Palmieri v. R.J. Reynolds, CACE08019615.
Fayetteville, GA— Attorneys Tuesday previewed evidence surrounding the medical care of a Georgia woman who died from an undiagnosed brain tumor, as trial opened against a physician who treated her. New, et al. v. Starr’s Mill Internal Medicine, et al., 2022SV-0393.
By: Arlin Crisco
Fayetteville, GA— Attorneys Tuesday previewed evidence surrounding the medical care of a Georgia woman who died from an undiagnosed brain tumor, as trial opened against a physician who treated her. New, et al. v. Starr’s Mill Internal Medicine, et al., 2022SV-0393.
Fayetteville, GA—A medical malpractice proceeding over a Georgia woman’s death from an undiagnosed brain tumor ended in mistrial Monday after jurors declared themselves deadlocked. New, et al. v. Starr’s Mill Internal Medicine, et al., 2022SV-0393.
Clancy Bowen and Jerry Hamilton deliver opening statements at trial over a tractor-trailer collision that left a man with a traumatic brain injury.
Morgan & Morgan's Clancy Boylan delivers closing arguments at trial over a tractor-trailer crash that left a man with a range of injuries.
By: Arlin Crisco
Morgan & Morgan's Clancy Boylan delivers closing arguments at trial over a tractor-trailer crash that left a man with a range of injuries.
Over the last few months, CVN cameras have captured a wide range of major trials across the nation, including a landmark proceeding against a social media giant and retrial in a wrongful death crosswalk collision case. Watch key closing moments in three of the latest high-profile trials we've covered.
Michael Pendell, left, and Kim Bueno deliver openings at trial against Johnson & Johnson over the ovarian cancer death of a doctor who had used the company's Baby Powder for decades.
