How to Teach Your Trier of Fact

Presented by:

Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee

Tuesday, February 28. 2017 - 1:00 - 2:00 PM EST

How should you present your case to your judge or jury? Will you reach them best by using demonstrative exhibits or with a riveting opening or closing. Should you use a different approach? The latest research has identified differences in our brains, which influence how we process information and learn. We will explore this research and provide practical tips to account for the way different people absorb and process information cognitively.

Moderator

Joan Stearns Johnsen

Legal Skills Professor, University of Florida Levin College of Law

Gainesville, Florida

Speaker

Harold Coleman, Jr.

Senior Vice President for Mediation of the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and Executive Director/Mediator for Mediation.org

San Diego, California

Committee Roundtables are a free member benefit that allow you to call in from anywhere to hear live audio programs on a host of topics, such as: the ramifications of a recent court case or legislation, developing a new practice area, trial tips, Q&A with a judge, creating personal marketing plans, coping with difficult opposing counsel, and balancing professional and personal life.

 

**Roundtables are not eligible for CLE Credit.