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Jury consultants play a crucial role in ensuring that your witness is fully prepared for testimony. By leveraging their extensive experience in trial law, these consultants help your witness anticipate and tackle tough questions that may arise in the courtroom. This is particularly valuable in high-profile cases where media attention and public scrutiny can be overwhelming. With the guidance of a jury consultant, your witness can develop the confidence and poise necessary to deliver their testimony with utmost clarity and conviction.

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by Ken Lopez Founder & CEO A2L Consulting

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by Ken Lopez Founder & CEO A2L Consulting It has been said that management is either dead or dying. That is, when defined as the act of telling people what to do, management is needed far less than it used to be.

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A fascinating new study in the field of social psychology indicates that the type font in which an argument is presented has an effect on how convincing it is. For trial graphics consultants and litigators alike, this is potentially very big news.

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by Ken Lopez Founder & CEO A2L Consulting

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A recent study about the best use of litigation graphics during trial reveals some new insights. This study was conducted by Persuasion Strategies, a litigation consulting firm that is part of Holland & Hart, a law firm. The study team was led by Ken Broda-Bahm, a leader in the art of visual presentation in the courtroom. With a doctorate in speech communication that emphasizes rhetoric and legal communication, Dr. Broda-Bahm is a genuine expert in jury consulting.

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by Ken Lopez In the courtroom, the attorney who has the best chance of winning a case is generally the one who is the best storyteller. The trial lawyer who makes the audience care, who is believable, who most clearly explains the case, who develops compelling narrative and who communicates the facts in the most memorable way builds trust and credibility.

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