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Number 8 of “19 for 19”  Mueller Hearings – informing courtroom presentation practice #context #proceeding #publicspeaking #experttestimony #courtroomsavvy #visualevidence I was recently moved by a quote attributed to Abraham Lincoln, […]

French composer, Achille-Claude Debussy is often credited with: “music is the space between the notes.” I am reminded that white space, like silence between notes, is an integral ingredient in […]

Technology and Graphics are Vitally Interdependent at Trial. This post explores seldom-considered points about what makes a visual presentation successful. It’s a no-brainer that a well-conceived visual strategy will help […]

Tell the Trial Story in Pictures Whether it’s the first or the hundredth trial, the lead trial lawyer must develop the story line, craft the trial strategy and lead the […]

One of my favorite tips to attorneys once they are in rehearsal mode, is one that has become a bit of secret weapon in our toolbox. And, after a brief hesitation, a trial lawyer begins to feel inspired to a higher level of delivery once they implement it.

I provided graphics and technology for a damages trial one very cold winter in the Southern District of New York. That proceeding stands out in my memory as profound. There […]