I think Prince George’s County jurors are favorable to plaintiffs because they are urban, open-minded, well-educated, and they respect and follow the rules. The latter point is key. Many rule-followers also come with the baggage (I’m talking baggage from a plaintiffs’ trial lawyer’s perspective) of being predisposed against plaintiffs. Prince George’s County jurors do not come in with that mindset. This is really key in medical malpractice cases. If you show them the patient was injured or killed because the doctor did not follow an important safety rule, the jurors will look past a lot of other things that might sway a different panel of jurors.