Books Currently Available
- When Good Doctors Get Sued
- Winning at Jury Selection
- Opening Statements – Closing Arguments
A Guidebook for Defendant Physicians Involved in Malpractice Lawsuits
ISBN: 0977751104
An informed and well-prepared witness is a powerful adversary. This “how-to” handbook helps doctors and other healthcare professionals get ready for a deposition or trial by building and improving skills in the areas of listening, identifying potential traps, answering questions, and coping with litigation stress. If you find the legal system frustrating, idiosyncratic and intimidating, this handbook is better than two aspirin and a morning call. No doctor should face an opposing attorney without it.
A Handbook of Practical Jury-Focused Techniques & Strategies
ISBN: 978-0977751143
Clarence Darrow once said, "Almost every case has been won or lost when the jury is sworn." The adage is even truer today, when the jury pool is changing dramatically. To win at jury selection, today’s trial attorneys have to approach jury selection with improved skills and techniques. This book covers advanced but practical strategies for determining in advance which potential jurors may be high risk for your case, what questions to ask and effective ways to ask them, and how to manage the information obtained so strikes can be exercised wisely. Don’t go to trial without reading this book.
A Trial Consultant Speaks Directly to Attorneys
ISBN: 0977751139
First impressions are lasting impressions, so getting a judge or jury to believe your case from the beginning is essential to courtroom success. And an attorney’s final statements must be memorable and influential if decision-makers are to persuade others during deliberations. One of the nation’s leading experts on courtroom communications advises trial attorneys, using examples from all kinds of cases and coaching various effective delivery techniques. This is a handbook you can read in several hours and benefit from for years!
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