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Can Jurors See and Hear Your Most Important Evidence?
Posts · October 22, 2009
I subscribe to several newsletters and feeds in an attempt to keep myself on the “cutting edge” of presentation technology. As such, from time to time I receive a familiar sounding tome that reinforces my thought process as well as my attempt to bring law firms into the 21st Century with affordable presentation solutions.
Such was the case when I received an emailed newsletter from Elliot Wilcox, a practicing attorney who has carved out his own niche in the “Trial Presentation Arena” with a website and support service entitled “Trial Presentation Theatre”.
I’ve purchased most of Elliot’s material (Nope-no discount! and this blog entry was MY idea) and have enjoyed his approach immensely and would strongly suggest that, if nothing else, any lawyer faced with today’s challenges of prepping for a court presentation should subscribe to Elliot’s newsletter. Of course Elliot would prefer you buy his top-notch information package – but – I think he can make the sale on his own – it’s that good. (Check out this “about” link for more info).
Anyway -After I received his newsletter I asked Elliot if I could reproduce it here since I felt his message hit the mark and… since I’ve been too busy to formulate my own musings it bails me out as well!
So – Read, Learn and Enjoy!
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