Enhanced Advocacy: Better Presentations Through Technology
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How can you put together the best presentation for your jury? Well, you're not going to do it without the right story. WITH the right story, however, the right technology can put your case in rarified heights!
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Enhanced Advocacy: Better Presentations Through Technology
- 1. Enhanced advocacy: Better Presentations through Technology Brian Focht Stiles, Byrum & Horne, LLP The Cyber Advocate
- 2. So Who Am I, Exactly?
- 3. WHY?
- 4. 72 Hours Later 10% What they heard:
- 5. 72 Hours Later 20% What they saw:
- 6. 72 Hours Later 70% What they heard AND saw:
- 9. Three Stages of Memory Step 2: Storage Step 1: Encoding Step 3: Retrieval
- 10. Three Keys to an Effective Presentation The Right Story The Right Tools Done The Right Way Portfolio 01 Portfolio 01 Portfolio 01
- 11. The Right Story
- 14. Wait... what?
- 15. The Power of The Story: EMOTIONAL CONNECTION & NEW PERSPECTIVE STRONG IMAGERY UNEXPECTED STORY
- 16. WHAT WILL YOUR STORY BE?
- 17. Facts
- 18. Use a Storyboard
- 19. Evidence
- 21. Deposition Video
- 25. Pan & Zoom on a Digital Image
- 28. The Right Tools
- 29. EQUIPMENT
- 35. SOFTWARE
- 38. Trial Management Software Sanction by LexisNexis
- 39. Trial Management Apps TrialPad 4 by LIT Software
- 41. So many more… Visit www.thecyberadvocate.co m for more software and apps
- 43. Pillars of Presenting the Right Way EXECUTERESEARCHPREPARE
- 44. PREPARE
- 45. PREPARE
- 46. PREPARE
- 47. PREPARE
- 48. PREPARE
- 49. PREPARE
- 50. RESEARCH
- 51. RESEARCH
- 52. RESEARCH
- 53. RESEARCH
- 54. RESEARCH
- 55. RESEARCH
- 56. RESEARCH
- 57. RESEARCH
- 58. EXECUTE
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- So why are we talking about trial technology? Well, in reality, we’re not. We’re talking about your audience, whether it’s a jury, a judge, an arbitration panel, a government commission, or anyone else. We’re talking about your ability to reach them, to convince them, to be memorable to them. Here’s where a lot of lawyers say – that’s fine, but I’m a pretty good lawyer. I’ve got a particular set of skills, skills I’ve developed over my career… I say, fine, let’s talk a little bit about your audience, and most importantly, their ability to retain what you’ve told them
- What form will your facts take? That’s how we get to evidence. The same facts can come in many forms, but in order to have options to choose how to present your facts to a jury, you’re going to have to plan ahead. Like what, you might ask?