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Persuasion

105 published works

  1. delaJusticia.com

    Si don Miguel de Unamuno fuese abogado…

    By JR Chaves

    Seguramente sería un abogado de genio en el doble sentido de la palabra. De genio, en cuanto dotado de carácter, energía y empuje para conseguir lo que quiere. Y de…

  2. eDiscovery Today Blog

    Techniques for Persuading Judges to Like You and Trust You: eDiscovery Webinars

    By Doug Austin

    What a great topic! Lexbe has a webinar this Friday discussing techniques for persuading judges to like you and trust you! The post Techniques for Persuading Judges to Like You…

  3. TechLaw Crossroads

    SXSW and the Power of Storytelling in Persuasion

    By Stephen Embry

    Here’s my post for Above the Law on lessons for litigators from SXSW panels on live theatre and marketing: start with the story and not with the technology, help you…

  4. The Attorney Marketing Center

    The simplest way to improve your marketing

    By David Ward

    There’s a simple way to get more people to read what you write, listen to and engage with your message, and contact you to learn more.  But most lawyers don’t…

  5. Public Chatter

    The Corporate Secretary: Being Persuasive

    By Broc Romanek

    Here’s the fifth of the 21 hats that the corporate secretary wears (here’s the blog about the fourth hat): Being knowledgeable gives you the confidence to use persuasion when you feel that…

  6. The Attorney Marketing Center

    You don’t have to

    By David Ward

    When a client won’t commit to hiring you or doing something you recommend, when they can’t decide, stall, or tell you they “have to think about it,” one of the…

  7. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Priming for Persuasion

    By Jayne T. Woods

    One of the most powerful tools in an advocate’s toolbox is the psychological concept of priming.  Priming “occurs when an individual’s exposure to a certain stimulus influences their response to…

  8. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    How To Change Someone’s Mind

    By Adam Lamparello

    It is not easy to convince a judge (or any audience) to adopt your point of view, especially when the audience has a firmly entrenched and opposing opinion. Below are…

  9. Fretzin Blog

    David Aaronson: Using the Universal Seven Principles for Successful Legal Marketing

    By Steve Fretzin

    In this episode, Steve Fretzin and David Aaronson discuss: Why sales has a bad reputation in the legal industry.  Being human before selling.  Properly utilizing the Universal Seven Principles of…

  10. Organizational Integrity Group Blog

    Organizational Integrity Shorts: The Science of Persuasion

    By Jonathan Aronie

    Too often people argue as though they are in front of a judge, or some other cosmic arbiter of correctness, rather than asking ourselves what might move our opponent. In…