In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Kenny sits down with Maine trial lawyer Meryl Poulin of Gideon Asen to break down a medical malpractice case that resulted in a $25 million verdict.Meryl shares her journey into medical malpractice law and the responsibility that comes with handling these cases. She recounts the story of Jazzy, a 15-year-old girl whose life was cut short after a missed diagnosis, and how that loss shaped the way the case was presented at trial.What could have been a highly technical case was approached with clarity and discipline. Meryl explains how she kept the focus on what mattered, helping the jury understand the failures in care without getting lost in medical complexity. She also discusses the role of expert testimony, the importance of preparation, and how to present a case involving a child in a way that builds connection while maintaining credibility.This episode offers a practical look at how thoughtful strategy and clear storytelling can shape the way a jury understands a case.In this episode, they discuss:• Simplifying a complex medical malpractice case for a jury• Presenting the story of a child without overcomplicating or overstating the case• The role of expert witnesses in establishing standard of care• Trial preparation in high-stakes medical malpractice cases• Keeping the jury focused on what matters most