August 1: Webcast - Drama & Storytelling in the Opening: Winning the Intergenerational Jury Trial

Today’s jurors see what they believe. They vote for their beliefs, not the evidence. They want everything in text form, right away.
Persuading today’s Intergenerational juries of Boomers, Gen Xs, Gen Ys and soon, Gen I’s demands that a trial lawyer deliver a trial in cinematic story form that involves their minds and hearts and confirms their beliefs.
Winning is all about meeting expectations. Jurors expect the openings to be exciting and cinematic, to reveal the motives of the parties and to convince them that the case confirms their own beliefs, affirms their own attitudes and values. Creating such a cinematic opening is an art.
In this program, two of America’s most powerful advocates and NITA superstar teachers of advocacy and persuasion, and also co-authors of 'Opening Statements: Winning in the Beginning by Winning the Beginning' share the art and the science behind creating and delivering powerful, winning openings.
Title:
Drama & Storytelling in the Opening: Winning the Intergenerational Jury Trial
When/Where:
August 1, 2014
Noon Mountain time. Webcast runs live for one hour.
Webcast - Preregistration Required!
Speakers:

• Dominic Gianna
• Lisa Marcy

By:
National Institute for Trial Advocacy
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By:
National Institute for Trial Advocacy

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