Litigation
Oct. 20, 2001
Preparation Lets Lawyers Get Jump on Opponent
"I'd rather appear in public half-dressed than half-prepared." George Bernard Shaw. Behind every great, seemingly effortless performance is a great deal of preparation. Being organized gives the trial lawyer credibility with judge and jury, the comfort to be able to communicate in a relaxed and conversational manner, and the ability to concentrate on creativity and persuasion. Here are four crucial areas to focus on as you prepare your next trial.
"I'd rather appear in public half-dressed than half-prepared." George Bernard Shaw.
Behind every great, seemingly effortless performance is a great deal of preparation. Being organized gives the trial lawyer credibility with judge and jury...
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