The document discusses strategies for effective cross-examination, closing arguments, and trial advocacy. It provides tips for cross-examining witnesses in a way that advances the case theme, including when to cross-examine, developing case themes, rules of evidence, plotting strategy, and taking control of witnesses. For closing arguments, it discusses effective techniques like using body language, pace, analogies and avoiding pitfalls. The overall document offers guidance on comprehensive cross-examination and building a powerful closing argument to help litigators win at trial.
Matts Ipa Excellence Diploma Final Assignment Advice 100310mattsadler
A presentation given by Matt Sadler of Karmarama (President's Prize winner on the 2007-8 IPA Excellence Diploma) to the class of 2009-10 with some personal advice on how to approach writing their final assignments.
Arbitration is a growing venue for resolving disputes. Experience with the process is vital to helping your client win their case at arbitration - or decide if arbitration is right for them at all.
Stage fright or performance anxiety is the anxiety, fear, or persistent phobia which may be aroused in an individual by the requirement to perform in front of an audience, whether actually or potentially
Matts Ipa Excellence Diploma Final Assignment Advice 100310mattsadler
A presentation given by Matt Sadler of Karmarama (President's Prize winner on the 2007-8 IPA Excellence Diploma) to the class of 2009-10 with some personal advice on how to approach writing their final assignments.
Arbitration is a growing venue for resolving disputes. Experience with the process is vital to helping your client win their case at arbitration - or decide if arbitration is right for them at all.
Stage fright or performance anxiety is the anxiety, fear, or persistent phobia which may be aroused in an individual by the requirement to perform in front of an audience, whether actually or potentially
Biases in Your Research. How to Deal with ThemMaria Sanchez
Biases are not always acknowledged by researchers and that may impact their studies negatively. Know them and be prepared to deal with them successfully.
Jeffrey Miller presented "Preparing Yourself to Conduct or Defend a Deposition" on June 25, 2015, at the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association.
The presentation discussed best practices and tips for depositions. It looked at questioning, evidence and managing client expectations.
Combining from many sources specially the ones I get from English Debate Society of Universitas Bakrie, here's the Debate 101 presentation that I usually used in my coaching or teaching activities.
Christopher Benvenuto
Collene Walter
What can you expect when you are called upon to act as an expert witness in a matter? This session will help planners prepare for testifying as an expert at depositions, in court, and at quasijudicial
hearings. Common strategies for effective testimony on direct and cross examination, and ways to avoid potential pitfalls will be discussed among other important practical considerations
when testifying as an expert.
Biases in Your Research. How to Deal with ThemMaria Sanchez
Biases are not always acknowledged by researchers and that may impact their studies negatively. Know them and be prepared to deal with them successfully.
Jeffrey Miller presented "Preparing Yourself to Conduct or Defend a Deposition" on June 25, 2015, at the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association.
The presentation discussed best practices and tips for depositions. It looked at questioning, evidence and managing client expectations.
Combining from many sources specially the ones I get from English Debate Society of Universitas Bakrie, here's the Debate 101 presentation that I usually used in my coaching or teaching activities.
Christopher Benvenuto
Collene Walter
What can you expect when you are called upon to act as an expert witness in a matter? This session will help planners prepare for testifying as an expert at depositions, in court, and at quasijudicial
hearings. Common strategies for effective testimony on direct and cross examination, and ways to avoid potential pitfalls will be discussed among other important practical considerations
when testifying as an expert.
3. VII. BUILDING A POWERFUL CLOSING ARGUMENT NBI Seminar December 17, 2010
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12. TAKING CONTROL You, the witness and the jury should always feel like the piano is about to fall. Taking control means the witness knows it is coming but cannot avoid it because you have boxed him/her in with your questions.
