Neil Averitt commentary: Viamedia case cautions trial courts against usurping role of jury

Something important happened in the Seventh Circuit’s decision in Viamedia v. Comcast, issued on Feb. 24. This turned out not to involve the long-awaited legal issues in the case — questions...

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