Arguing your case encompasses gathering the most complete understanding of the evidence that may be called at trial and the development of the best way to advance your client’s position. It’s the foundation for a compelling jury address or final submissions to a judge.
Presenting your case includes a practical approach to gathering your evidence, preparation for leading it, conducting a well-organized examination-in-chief and any necessary re-examination.
Cross-examination consists of the development of the theory to advance for each witness, preparation of the necessary resource materials to have at hand, recommendations for the execution of an effective cross and the way to get maximum impact from a prior inconsistent statement.
Presenting your case includes a practical approach to gathering your evidence, preparation for leading it, conducting a well-organized examination-in-chief and any necessary re-examination.
