• Use cutting-edge focus group techniques and data as a tool for case planning

• Identify the problems associated with your case, solve those problems through analysis of actual focus group data, and develop a plan of action for trial using this data

• Prepare and perform open­ing statements, direct/cross examinations of fact and expert witness (including actual forensic economic witnesses) and closing arguments

• Meet with faculty members and communications consultants for customized, individual critiques of your numerous live and videotaped performances

The program concludes with a full jury trial where you get to watch the jury deliberate via closed circuit TV then have a chance to ask jurors questions and hear their feedback.

Prerequisites: at least five years of litigation experience and participation in a Building Trial Skills course (exceptions are made on a case-by-case basis).

*Qualifies as one credit toward the NITA Master Advocate Designation.
Estimated CLE credits: 36