Litigation & Arbitration,
Legal Education
Dec. 30, 2022
Litigators and Southwestern alumni train next generation in jury selection
“What we want to do is get these students up on their feet, really actually learning how to pick a jury so that when they go through the real thing, they’re like, ‘Oh, I’ve done this before, I know how this feels, I know what this is like,’ and they can service their clients that much better as advocates,” said Robert S. Glassman, who is teaching the jury selection court with Daniel K. Kramer.
Los Angeles attorneys Robert S. Glassman and Daniel K. Kramer will join forces at Southwestern Law School next spring to teach a class focused specifically on the challenging and complex process of jury selection. The Southwestern alumni said the class will be the first of its kind at the school.
“Jury selection is one of the most intimidating and difficult things a newer trial attorney will do,” said Kramer, who heads Kramer Law.
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