Litigation Podcast: Tips & Tactics For The Practicing Trial Lawyer

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The Litigation Podcast delivers practical tips and tactics for all phases of trial – from pretrial case development to appellate argument. Brought to you by the Section of Litigation, the largest specialty section of the American Bar Association. More information is available at www.abanet.org/litigation/. (Author: ABA Section of Litigation)
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Recent episodes from Litigation Podcast: Tips & Tactics For The Practicing Trial Lawyer

  • Using Technology To Help Win The Trial And Appeal
    Published: Oct 8, 09
    Trial technology is evolving rapidly. Attorneys who wait to learn about it put themselves and their clients at a significant disadvantage.
     
  • Tips For Changing Jobs In The Current Market
    Published: Sep 3, 09
    Lawyers everywhere are dealing with layoffs and diminished job opportunities as a result of the current recession. In this episode of the Litigation podcast, Barbara Levenson, a veteran legal recruiter, offers some tips on navigating the current job market and asserts that job seekers still have options, albeit fewer ones.
     
  • How To Take A Depositionexecution
    Published: Jul 16, 09
    "A deposition is not the place to wow everyone with your brilliance; depositions are about slowly accumulating information." In the latest episode of the Section of Litigation podcast Kenneth P. Nolan offers practical and insightful tips on the best way to take a deposition.
     
  • Rosa Parks: An American Icon
    Published: Jun 18, 09
    While it would be impossible to list the most important people in the history of the law in Law Makers, Law Breakers and Uncommon Trials, Robert and Marilyn Aitken highlight 25 people whose impact on the law and trials will never be forgotten. Listen to the Section of Litigation's latest podcast episode to hear the chapter, "Rosa Parks An American Icon".
     
  • Finding Rewards In "boring" Cases
    Published: Mar 27, 09
    Most litigators hope to try cases that are interesting and rewarding. But what happens when you become involved in a "boring" case? Listen to the Section of Litigation's latest podcast episode to discover rewards in these cases.
     
  • Discrete Interrogatory Subparts Under Rule 33
    Published: Feb 4, 09
    Interrogatories during the discovery process can be terribly frustrating. Despite the frustration interrogatories can serve a vital purpose when properly used, helping to assemble information in preparation for depositions and to narrow issues for trial.
     
  • Direct Examination: Ten Basic Tips For Young Trial Lawyers
    Published: Dec 8, 08
    You struggled through law school, passed the bar, and have begun your career as a litigator, with your eyes set on going to trial. What follows are some tips for direct examination of witnesses that should help young trial lawyers make their first entrance onto the trial stage.
     
  • Evidence And Ethics
    Published: Sep 12, 08
    Surprises can add spice to your life and your practice. But rarely will a surprise be welcome when you are poised to begin the trial, put your witness on the stand, or wrap up your client’s case.
     
  • 13 Ways To Be A Better Lawyer
    Published: Jul 22, 08
    "Litigation is an art, not a science," says Steven Weiss in the latest episode of the ABA Section of Litigation podcast. Listen and learn several lessons to help you become an artist rather than a mere technician.
     
  • Aristotle's Methods For Outstanding Oral Arguments (part 2 Of 2)
    Published: Jun 13, 08
    Part 2 of this episode sets forth a number of approaches, strategies, and tips for presenting outstanding and compelling oral arguments to trial and appellate judges, arbitrators and mediators.
     
  • Aristotle's Methods For Outstanding Oral Arguments (part 1 Of 2)
    Published: May 30, 08
    Delivering oral argument can sometimes appear to be a daunting task. An advocate may experience pangs of self-doubt. He or she may wonder: What if the Judge doesn't like me? What if the Judge thinks my case is terrible? What if the Judge falls asleep during my argument? Such concerns are natural.
     
  • The Secrets Of Superstar Associates (part 2 Of 2)
    Published: Apr 25, 08
    How do young attorneys go from just another associate to a superstar associate? Listen to the second part of this podcast episode to unlock the secrets.
     
  • The Secrets Of Superstar Associates (part 1 Of 2)
    Published: Apr 4, 08
    How do young attorneys go from just another associate to a superstar associate? Listen to the latest podcast episode to unlock the secrets.
     
  • The Special Challenges Of Representing A Child In Criminal Proceedings
    Published: Mar 7, 08
    This podcast episode will help lawyers who represent children understand the basic tenets of representing this vulnerable population.
     
  • A Few Do's And Dont's Of Oral Argument
    Published: Feb 7, 08
    The ability to present outstanding oral arguments is vital to your success as a litigator. Learn the do’s and dont’s of effective oral arguments.
     
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