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Cross-Examination Blog
TRIAL WORK AXIOM: EXAMINE EXHIBITS BEFORE THEY GO TO THE JURY OR OUCH!
By Unknown
An irrefutable principle is that a trial lawyer should carefully examine every exhibit that may go to the jury room. This bears repeating because of the consequences. Adhere to this…
Pretrial, Trial, Appellate & Evidence Blog
New: Handbook for Public Speaking at Trial and Beyond
New handy Handbook for public speaking at trial and on other occasions. Click here for the book on Amazon
Cross-Examination Blog
Brand New Editions of Pretrial and Trial Advocacy Books
By Unknown
Nothing makes us happier than the release of a newly published edition of an advocacy book, and Aspen Publishing has just launched the 5th edition of Trial Advocacy.The three of…
Media Law Prof Blog
Lande on The Deplorable Vanishing of Fox’s Trial @MizzouLaw
John Lande, University of Missouri School of Law, has published The Deplorable Vanishing of Fox's Trial as University of Missouri School of Law Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2023-06. Here…
TechLaw Crossroads
Guest Post: Ten Tips for Being a More Effective Plaintiff Personal Injury Lawyer (From a Defense Lawyer)
I came across an article on LinkedIn recently by a former partner of mine. Rob Hickey is an outstanding litigator here in Louisville. While Rob is a defense trial lawyer,…
Lawyer Business Advantage Blog
Personal Injury Firm Growth with Ilya Frangos
By Alay Yajnik
In this episode, Alay and Ilya discuss: Building relationships in your community to strengthen relationships and make a greater difference in the lives of others. Authentic, ethical marketing to build…
Bench & Bar of Minnesota
For trial lawyers, the generalist is the best specialist
By Minnesota State Bar Association
By Justice G. Barry Anderson and Jevon Bindman Almost 50 years ago, Chief Justice of the United States Warren Burger rang the alarm bell regarding the “quality of advocacy in…
Cross-Examination Blog
Impeachment Cross-Examination Checklist
By Unknown
We are examining THE FOUR Cs of CROSS-EXAMINATION as follows: 1st – CONTENT – how to select the content of your cross2nd – CONSTRUCTIONS – how to construct the cross –…
A Winning Tip
Do You Like Me?
Likeability shouldn’t matter in the courtroom. A lawyer’s personality should be irrelevant. The facts should be paramount, the only thing jurors attend to, but jurors are persuaded by a combination…
Texas Appellate Counsel
E102 | How Voir Dire Fits with Appellate Practice | Robert Swafford
Conducting an effective voir dire is both a science and an art. But ensuring that attorneys ask the correct questions to support challenges and objections requires careful planning and strategy.…