As a trial team leader, you must have the endgame in mind and ensure your team is on task and coordinated. A great tool to accomplish this is a “case retreat”.
Saving Your Case Through Re-Direct Examination
Re-direct examination is your best opportunity to undo the damage of cross-examination. Here are three steps you can take to master it.
Audio Podcast with Jim Dodson, Personal Injury Trial Attorney
In this episode Jim describes his pathway from respected and accomplished personal injury attorney to his sub-specialization in bicycle accident cases.
Storytelling for Trial 101
Here’s my simplified take on how you can use Professor Theresa Bruce’s “SCoR” concept as a template to begin building your client’s trial story.
Identifying Your Worst Juror: A Key to Case Improvement
The fault line between favorable and unfavorable jurors may come down to the attitudes and world view of unfavorable jurors. Here are four ways to identify your “worst” juror.
A ‘Barrister’ Approach to Mediation
Those with a barrister mindset know that few cases settle at mediation. Consider taking the following steps in advance of that process.
