When it comes to out-of-town trial support, large law firms can dedicate staff or hire an outside consulting firm. But that's not always the case for small firms. Consultant Brett Burney details the basic necessities of a trial war room for small firms and recommends setting up shop in a firm office with a high-speed Internet connection and access to a printer, scanner, fax machine and photocopier. For trial, buy or lease a projector, portable screen, document camera and speakers as needed.
July 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It doesn’t matter if a trial is a block away in a countycourt house, or across the nation in federal court,setting up a small firm’s trial war room requirespatience, planning and promptness.
Larger law firms can afford to hire and dedicatestaff to handle out-of-town trial support, or hire anoutside consulting firm. That’s not always the casewith small firms, so it’s best to start with the basics.
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