Some tips on honing themes, focusing witness outlines, and approaching experts with jurors in mind.
March 22, 2023 at 07:30 AM
6 minute read
Editor/columnist
Keep it simple, counselor.
That’s the polite version of the boiled-down message that two lawyers on either side of California’s complex personal injury and wrongful death bar had yesterday as part of a web presentation on trial preparation sponsored by the ABOTA Foundation. Here are Lit Daily’s takeaways (boiled down even further) from remarks by Kevin Morrison at plaintiffs firm Altair Law, based in San Francisco, and Deborah Tropp of defense firm McNeil Tropp & Braun in Newport Beach.
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Deborah Tropp of McNeil Tropp & Braun, left, and Kevin Morrison of Altair Law, right, speaking during a webinar presented by the ABOTA foundation on Tuesday, March 21, 2023. Image from streaming video
