Trial Practice

Improv for trial

Be prepared to be unprepared; learn to manage your fear of the unexpected

Trying a case in federal court is nothing to be afraid of but you must know the rules, especially the judge’s “local, local rules”

Cross-examination is about obtaining results and telling the story, not just impeaching the witness

Groucho did something we should all hope to do: be brilliant and stay relevant

From Issue: 2019 July

Developing and presenting trial themes in employment cases

Finding inspiration for your trial style, and then learning to perfect it

From Issue: 2024 March

From deposition to trial, what to know and when to say no

The human element of an employment case requires that you really connect with the jury

From Issue: 2022 April

Trial is not a solo act, it requires a chorus of support

Developing and presenting trial themes in employment cases

From Issue: 2022 April

Dealing with claims of privilege at trial

To realize the full value of damages, spend all the time you can in the life of the person you represent

From Issue: 2017 May