Opening statements set in Michael Jackson wrongful death trial April 23, 2013 -- Updated 2338 GMT (0738 HKT) Jury selection concluded Tuesday with selection of six alternates The jury includes six men and six women, with four male and two females alternates Michael Jackson's mother and children say a concert promoter is liable in the pop star's death AEG Live's lawyers argue Jackson chose and controlled Dr. Conrad Murray. (CNN) -- Opening statements in the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial will be heard Monday, April 29, with the first testimony soon to follow, the judge announced Tuesday. Michael Jackson's mother and three children are suing AEG Live, claiming the concert promoter was liable in the pop star's June 25, 2009, death. Jury selection concluded Tuesday afternoon with selection of six alternates to back up the 12 jurors chosen Monday. Jackson Lawyer Brian Panish called it a "good, diverse" jury after the 12 main jurors were seated Monday. The main jury panel includes six men and six women, and there are four male and two females alternates. The trial, which could last three or four months, is expected to include testimony from Prince and Paris Jackson, the singer's two oldest children, and a list of celebrity witnesses. Jackson died two weeks before his "This Is It" comeback concerts, organized by AEG Live, were to have debuted in London in summer 2009.