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Showing posts with label Testimony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Testimony. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Setting the Right Foundation for Your Witness Testimony
While every witness preparation session I conduct is different depending on the needs, communicative issues and messages of a particular witness, there is one thing that I do with just about every witness. I ask the following question: "If I were a juror in your case, what are the three main things I need to learn from you and your testimony." The answers are often astonishing.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
DealBook: After Filling in a Blank, Trader Finishes Testimony
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Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Setting the Right Foundation for Your Witness Testimony
While every witness preparation session I conduct is different depending on the needs, communicative issues and messages of a particular witness, there is one thing that I do with just about every witness. I ask the following question: "If I were a juror in your case, what are the three main things I need to learn from you and your testimony." The answers are often astonishing.
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Setting the Right Foundation for Your Witness Testimony
While every witness preparation session I conduct is different depending on the needs, communicative issues and messages of a particular witness, there is one thing that I do with just about every witness. I ask the following question: "If I were a juror in your case, what are the three main things I need to learn from you and your testimony." The answers are often astonishing.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Setting the Right Foundation for Your Witness Testimony
While every witness preparation session I conduct is different depending on the needs, communicative issues and messages of a particular witness, there is one thing that I do with just about every witness. I ask the following question: "If I were a juror in your case, what are the three main things I need to learn from you and your testimony." The answers are often astonishing.
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