Practical Guidance

Winning at Deposition is based on the case file Polisi v. Clark and Parker and Gould, by Anthony J. Bocchino and David A. Sonenshein, and takes you through the deposition of Simon Clark.

Preparing a witness to meet the challenge of giving a deposition is an important part of a trial lawyer's function.

The Ten Commandments of Cross-Examination is a best-selling title in Irving Younger's famous Basic Concepts in the Law of Evidence DVD series that was produced during NITA's 1975 National Session in Boulder, Colorado.

Through a series of vignettes, this DVD offers critiques and practical instruction that cover all aspects of the pretrial "care and feeding" of expert witnesses.

Basic Concepts in the Law of Evidence (Disk 2) is a best-selling title in Irving Younger's famous Basic Concepts in the Law of Evidence DVD series that was produced during NITA's 1975 National Session in Boulder, Colorado.

Lawyers earn their living with words, however speaking as a skill is often overlooked in legal education and training.

Provides information on the appropriate way to offer and oppose evidence during pretrial and trial.

Foundational and indispensable coverage of the evidence issues critical for the career of every successful law student and attorney.

The Rule 30(b)(6) organization deposition is the most powerful and efficient discovery tool available in complex litigation.

By the end of your opening statement, 80 percent of your jurors have made their decision. In this DVD, Hon. Sanford M. Brook empowers you to make effective and persuasive opening statements that will make a lasting impression on jurors. He also addresses common mistakes made during openings and how to remedy them. The days of rambling, fumbling and argumentative openings are over.