5 Reasons Why A Trial Technician is a Necessity, Not a Luxury In high-stakes litigation, the courtroom is no place for technical friction. As a trial attorney, your focus belongs on the jury, the witness, and the judge’s rulings—not on fumbling with cables, troubleshooting projectors, or [........]

Trial Success Starts Long Before Opening Statements One of the most important—and often overlooked—questions in trial prep is simple: Who is running your courtroom presentation? Is it the lead attorney? A paralegal? IT? Or a dedicated trial technician? The answer matters more than most teams realize. [........]

Trial Success Starts Long Before Opening Statements How far in advance do you generally reach out to your trial support vendor. How prepared do you want to be in advance of trial? As you get closer to a possible trial date it can’t hurt to have [........]

Strategic Visuals Turning complex economic arguments into visuals jurors understand—and verdicts lawyers win. Antitrust litigation presents a unique challenge in the courtroom. These cases are often dense, abstract, and heavily rooted in economic theory—market concentration, competitive effects, efficiencies, pricing elasticity, and statistical modeling. While these concepts [........]

Make an impact from the start: Opening Statement and Expert Demonstratives As a new year begins, I’ve been reflecting on what consistently shows up in courtrooms as cases move from preparation to verdict. Over the course of the past year, I supported nine full trials from [........]