Litigation
Feb. 8, 2002
Attorneys: Shape Up Your Direct Examination
Dicta Column - By Tim Hallahan - The direct examination of your witnesses is usually the most crucial part of your case. Jurors pay a lot of attention to the main witnesses' presentation of facts and evidence. So your main job is to elicit your best facts in a way that is memorable and clear.
Dicta Column
By Tim Hallahan
The direct examination of your witnesses is usually the most crucial part of your case. Jurors pay a lot of attention to the main witnesses' presentation of facts ...
By Tim Hallahan
The direct examination of your witnesses is usually the most crucial part of your case. Jurors pay a lot of attention to the main witnesses' presentation of facts ...
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