14 Friday Apr 2017
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Human Nature: “Facts are White Noise & Emotions Rule” & Why We Continue to Believe Objectively False Things, by Paul Luvera, Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips
Does your head or your heart make your decisions? Are you sure? While your argument, evidence, and testimony may be perfectly reasoned and logical, how does it rank on a positive or negative on an emotional scale or preconceived beliefs? -CCE
24 Friday Mar 2017
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The Key Elements of a Good Narrative – at Trial or Anywhere Else, by Tony Klapper, The Litigation Consulting Report, A2L Consulting
http://www.a2lc.com/blog/the-key-elements-of-a-good-narrative-at-trial-or-anywhere-else
Every good trial lawyer is a storyteller. Good storytelling is the same as a good book or movie with a great plot and dialogue. It’s that kind of storytelling that wins trials.
Mr. Klapper has written a wonderful post. At its end, you’ll find a honey pot of links with posts that are a variation on this theme. Sweet. -CCE
26 Tuesday Jul 2016
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Clarence Darrow, Demonstrative Exhibits, Earl Rogers, Paul Luvera, Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips Blog, Trial Lawyers, Trial Tips and Techniques
Lessons from One of America’s Greatest Trial Lawyers – Earl Rogers, by Paul Luvera, Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips Blog
http://plaintifftriallawyertips.com/lessons-from-one-of-americas-greatest-trial-lawyers-earl-rogers
Earl Rogers was a famous attorney who died in 1922. He defended 77 murder cases and lost only three. He was one of the greatest trial lawyers in American history. The long running TV series, Perry Mason, was based upon Earl Rogers life. His daughter Della Rogers St. John’s wrote a descriptive book of his trial skills in Final Verdict which is not only enjoyable reading, but educational as well.
We think about Clarence Darrow as a great trial lawyer, but when Darrow was charged with jury bribery in Los Angeles, it was Rogers he selected to be his defense attorney.
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