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.
5 Tips for Overcoming Document Games
Consider these five tips to overcoming unethical document production games by unscrupulous opposing counsel.
Controlling Client Expectations: A Core Trial Lawyer Skill
Focus groups are one way to unpack potential case issues and a case valuation range. Consider this and other means of managing client expectations in this post.
Cataloging Case Documents: A Core Trial Lawyer’s Skill
Learn five tips on how to catalog and tag civil case documents.
