You've done your research and prepared your presentations, so you're all set for trial. Or are you? Courtroom presentation technology can enhance your case and engage the jury, but when it goes wrong, it goes very wrong. And while you rush to fix things, the judge and jury get antsy. Backup equipment is key, but consider using the best tools for each stage of the trial. As attorney Jon Trembath explains, the right technology at the right time just might break your case wide open, Perry Mason-style.
November 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
To effectively present the most powerful and engaging case for our clients, attorneys should master the most appropriate presentation technologies. Those who learn when and how to use them will have a distinct advantage when it comes to engaging the audience, presenting facts in a timely fashion and maintaining control of the proceedings. Consider the following personal examples of effective (and ineffective) uses of courtroom technologies.
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