Championship Law

About the Book

This book, written by a non-lawyer who has spent over 23 years working with trial lawyers, in and out of the courtroom, offers a fresh and vital look at the way trials are conducted in courtrooms of the 21st century, the way the judicial process is evolving in a world of new media and social change, and at seven of the most important elements of chamionship level performance in the courtroom. This is what they did't teach you in Law School.

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About the Author

R. Craig Smith, Lead Trial Consultant at the Trial Design Group, has worked with lawyers and law firms for over 23 years, in Federal, State and Municipal courts throughout the country, with emphasis on presentation strategies, demonstrative evidence, visual aspects of information processing, witness preparation and jury selection. He has designed and taught Continuing Legal Education programs and seminars for local and state bar associations as well as for many law firms and legal associations. He has participated in CLE panels with such organizations as the Practicing Law Institue, the Washington Defense Trail Lawyers, California Emplyoment Lawyers Association and many others. Over the past 15 years Mr. Smith has written numerous articles for legal press in five western states and has brought his experience and prior writings into a single sourcebook for trial lawyewrs in this book. He is an active member of the American Society of Trial Consultants (ASTC).