Overcoming perfect hindsight
Trials take place because, at some point in the past, the parties each made some sort of decision that altered the “usual” flow of life. A conflict was created by these divergent decisions. A ju...
07 Nov 2014What will jurors think about your case?
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Shakespeare just wrote your next opening
The story-telling template is actually older than Shakespeare, timeless in its power, proven over the millennia as a model that captures attention, organizes facts, creates involvement and investment ...
07 Nov 2014
How did your demeanor impress the jury?
Your trial ends. The jurors are released. You ask them their impression of you and your witnesses . . . What would you WANT them to say, and What WOULD they say? In an ideal world, those two answers...
06 Aug 2014