Trial Preparation, Witness Preparation, Trial Attorneys

Trial Preparation Through a Strategic Lens

IMS Legal Strategies on 7/9/2025

We know that successful trial outcomes are rarely the result of a single, game-changing moment. Instead, they are built on preparation, precision, and the cumulative impact of small, strategic decisions. In a recent IMS...more

Preparing for Deposition Success

Offit Kurman on 2/3/2025

On this episode of Litigator's Lounge, Niall McMillan and Anders Sleight discuss crucial tips for answering questions during depositions. Anders shares valuable advice, highlighting the importance of truthfulness, careful...more

[Hybrid Event] Trial and Deposition Readiness Bootcamp - July 11th, Chicago, IL

Nextpoint, Inc. on 7/3/2023

Join us in-person at our Chicago HQ or virtually through Zoom for this two-hour trial tools and preparation boot camp where Nextpoint’s legal technology experts will present invaluable tips and strategies to leverage...more

Lawyer’s Advocacy in Arbitrations: No. 9 of the Top 10 Horrible, Terrible, No Good Mistakes Lawyers Make: Be Creative with Proof...

Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP on 3/19/2021

There’s a great argument that lawyer advocacy in an arbitration is more essential than at a trial in court. This post is the ninth of the top 10 most horrible, terrible, no good, “bang your head against the door” mistakes...more

[Webinar] Trial Preparation in Our Virtual World: How Jury Research Helped Lead to a $21,000,000 Verdict and a Global Settlement...

U.S. Legal Support on 2/15/2021

When getting ready to try a case, there are many activities you need to do to prepare, including witness preparation, organizing your evidence and crafting your message to the jury. When it comes to serial litigation, these...more

Witnesses: Answer Both the Language of the Question and Its Implication

Holland & Hart - Your Trial Message on 9/23/2020

When preparing a witness, there can sometimes be a strong impulse to say, “Just answer the question.” That impulse comes from an appropriate desire to keep things simple, and to keep the witness from wandering or waffling....more