by Ken Lopez Founder/CEO A2L Consulting Litigators do not need to know how to create advanced PowerPoint litigation graphics. However, litigators do need to understand what a skilled artist is capable of producing using the program. Most will be surprised to learn what's possible, and even veteran users of PowerPoint will think there's an element of magic in some of the presentations shared in this article.
Jury consultants and trial consultants are essential resources for attorneys preparing for trials. These professionals employ a range of techniques to assist attorneys in selecting the most suitable jurors and presenting their cases in a compelling and effective manner. However, there is a ongoing debate surrounding whether these consultants provide an unfair advantage in the courtroom.
When it comes to being an expert witness in court, there are certain things that should never be said. These statements not only have the potential to damage your credibility but can also harm your case. As an expert witness, it is crucial to maintain professionalism, objectivity, and transparency throughout your testimony. Here are some additional statements that you should avoid making in court to ensure the effectiveness of your testimony:
1. Maintain a professional appearance
by Ken Lopez Founder/CEO A2L Consulting What a difference a year makes (especially in legal industry blogging).
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