Tag: trial advocacy

What lesson did Edward A. Gray teach about reputation? Edward A. Gray, Esquire taught that a lawyer’s reputation, once damaged, ...

Key Takeaways Temple’s LL.M. in Trial Advocacy adopted a “learn by doing” model that integrated technology directly into trial performance. ...

Silent Advocacy in a Modern Civil Jury Trial Silent advocacy in the courtroom is the nonverbal persuasion created by your ...

Chapter V – The Silent Advocacy Series The Lesson That Began It All When George J. Lavin, Jr. published Silent ...

Silent Advocacy Series – Teachings of George J. Lavin Jr., Esquire and Chilton Davis Varner, Esquire Introduction When the trial ...

Introduction Courtroom victories are rarely the result of a single dramatic cross-examination or a fiery closing argument. Instead, they come ...

Lesson 3, Part 3: Building Trial Readiness – Exhibits, Witness Files, and Court Preparation Trial success is rarely determined by ...

“Preparation is the be-all of good trial work. Everything else—felicity of expression, improvisational brilliance—is a satellite around the sun. Thorough ...

Should You and Your Client Gamble on the Outcome of a Civil Jury Trial? 🎯 “Make your case fit the ...

< “Why Bother?” — A Trial Lawyer’s Purpose, According to George J. Lavin, Jr., Esquire Answer George J. Lavin, Jr., ...