Civil Dispositive Motions: A Basic Breakdown
c) Standard: If the directed verdict could properly have been granted for the movant, the court should grant JNOV. (JNOV can also be thought of as a “directed verdict after the verdict.”) 3. JNOV Combined with Motion for New Trial (Rule 50(c), 59): a) A losing party may move for a new trial on grounds that the
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