Tips and Strategies for Trying Your First Personal Injury Jury Trial
1h 16m
Created on September 22, 2019
Beginner
$79
Overview
Trying a case is daunting for an experienced trial attorney, let alone a neophyte. This program, presented by seasoned trial attorney Claire Rush, will provide new attorneys with a practical framework for preparing and trying their first civil jury trial. Topics to be discussed include:
- The Nuts and Bolts of Trial Preparation
- Preparing Requests to Charge and Proposed Verdict Sheets
- The Importance of Developing a Theme
- Marshalling Evidence in Preparation for Trial
- Jury Selection Do's and Don'ts
- Trial Motions
- Opening Statements
- Direct and Cross Examination
- Closing Statements
- Taking the Verdict
Learning Objectives:
- Gain practical tips for trying your first civil jury trial, with a particular focus on personal injury trials
- Explore how to develop a framework for both preparing for and trying your first trial
- Review each stage of a trial and, for each stage, identify strategies for success to implement in your first trial and beyond
This course originally appeared as a part of our September 2019 Bridge the Gap event.
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