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Advanced Trial Techniques: Modern Strategies for Today's Courtroom

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   26
Categories:
Civil Litigation |  Trial Practice |  Personal Injury Law |  Skills
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Description

Note: This program has been rescheduled from December 3, 2024 to February 6, 2025.

Delve into trial techniques tailored for the contemporary courtroom.  Course aims to equip legal professionals with the advanced skills necessary to be effective at trial.  Topics include:

  •     Jury Questionnaires
  •     Mini-opening Statements
  •     Voir Dire without Peremptory Challenges
  •     Opening Statements
  •     Direct/Cross-Examination of Lay Witnesses
  •     Direct/Cross-Examination of Expert Witnesses
  •     Closing Arguments
  •     Ethics Issues, including AI

Faculty:
 
Hon. Greg Sakall, Presiding Judge, Civil Bench; Associate Presiding Judge, Pima County Superior Court
Amy Hernandez, Hernandez Linton Law, PLLC
Kurt Kroese, Biaggi Kroese & Campbell PLLC
Marco Mercaldo, Mercaldo Law Firm
Andrew Petersen, Humphrey & Petersen PC

Format Title File Size Page Count
.pdf Advanced Trial Techniques Seminar Manual - Feb. 2025 18.35 MB 272
.pdf Civil Bench Book, Ch. 2 - Civil Empanelment and Voir Dire Script 266.24 KB 22

Reviews

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Overall:      4.7

Total Reviews: 26

Comments

Michele M

"Very engaging speakers and perspectives."

Craig P

"great panel"

Sherle F

"informative. good pace. knowledgeable speakers."

Lars K

"Very authoritative. Very detailed, very practical explanations. "

Katherine F

"It was a panel of trial lawyers who seem to not go to trial very often going over very basic trial ideas. At least 3 of them were older and wanted to do things like "stick to the old ways" and "use paper." That is super unhelpful in 2025 and to younger lawyers, as well as outdated. The title said "modern" ?? Desperately needed to be younger and I think a civil/criminal combo would have been better, as criminal attorneys have way more experience at trial. Also why was there only one token woman?"

Tami S

"The discussion was good. All presentors were very knowledgable."

Erin P

"Great panel memebers "

Wendy W

"I thought the panel was experienced and presented perspectives from both the plaintiff and defense side. I wish that the panel was more diverse re: gender, years of practice, and people of color."

Daryl A

"Allstar cast."

Stacey J

"Practical and informative!"
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