COURTROOM PRESENTATION TRAINING
Become a Dynamic Orator in Court
A skilled courtroom orator holds the judge spellbound and the jury rapt. Weaving case facts and evidence into a dramatic narrative, masterfully told, she decimates her opponent with the force of her words.
If you've ever wished you had such oratory skills, take heart. Not every gifted speaker is to the manner born. Superior courtroom presentation skills are usually acquired only after long study and extensive practice -- practice done well before the presenter ever steps onto a courtroom "stage."
In fact, to make sure they'll perform at their very best in
court, a smart trial lawyer does what every "A-List" actor, vocalist, and professional athlete does: s/he hires a coach. The coach becomes their sounding board, sparring partner, surrogate judge, jury, and best friend all rolled into one. He tells them what they need to know (but may not want to hear). She calms their pretrial jitters and gets them in the "zone."
From trial attorneys and expert witnesses to corporate executives, network news correspondents, and even actors aspiring to the Broadway stage, we've helped them all. Every single performance impacted our clients' careers. But only the trial attorneys and expert witnesses had the power to change their clients' reputations, careers, or lives, in turn.
If you're a trial attorney, your words should be powerful. Why? Because research shows that attorneys who present their cases with skill, confidence, style, and passion have a measurable impact on how the court rules or the jury votes.
So why do so many litigators "wing it" by waiting until the last 24-to-48 hours before trial to prepare for their Opening or Closing? Yes, they're swamped, and no, there's never enough time to do it all.
But here's the rub: even the best cases (i.e., those with the strongest fact patterns and the most sympathetic clients) can be lost if presented badly. So why take the risk?
We'll show you how to take command of the room.
Perfecting your trial presentation skills is one of the best ways to increase your chances of winning. And the best time to practice is well before you're under the gun.
Long before trial begins, our coaches can help you master the skills, techniques, and methods used by the most effective courtroom orators so that when that big case looms and your career is on the line, you've already got the winning skillset firmly embedded in your psyche, ready to be deployed at will.
We'll show you how to:
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Conquer your nerves
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Rivet the jury's attention
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Enhance the persuasive power of your voice
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Use silence to your advantage
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Boost your credibility
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Boost your win ratio
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Supercharge your career
TESTIMONIALS
I send this to thank you for your extraordinary efforts on the Sandra Day O'Connor presentation. The hard work and professionalism you contributed to the final product was truly impressive. Your experience and judgment were invaluable.... You should be proud of what we accomplished.
Terry W. Bird, Esq.
BIRD, MARELLA, BOXER & WOLPERT
I want to thank you so much for your excellent presentation last Tuesday to the American Society of Civil Engineers--Forensic Group! I have received many positive comments on the program including that it is one of the best programs we have ever had. Your insights into effective courtroom presentation techniques were valuable to the members of our association, the graphics were spectacular, and your co-presenter, Alex, gave a fascinating account about the case.
Gavriel Berghouse, S.E.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS