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Evidence and Expert Testimony Best Practices: Supporting Your Case $359.00



Copyright: May 2012
Product ID#: 58898CM

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Program Description

You're not new to litigation, so you know the critical importance of building a strong argument using solid testimony and clear evidence. But what happens when you get to court? You can be completely prepared for your case, but if your evidence and expert testimony aren't presented effectively, it won't matter. Do you have the skills you need to make your support tools count? Get the most out of your evidence and testimony – and confidently refute your opponent – with the success strategies you'll learn here.

This distillation of some of the best strategies used by top litigators can easily be learned from the convenience of your office. Learn how to effectively present evidence, skillfully attack your opposition's evidence, get expert testimony admitted into court and much more. Order today!


Course Content
  1. Strategies for Working With Evidence at Trial
  2. Attacking Opposing Evidence
  3. Getting Scientific and Expert Testimony Admitted Into Evidence
  4. Attacking Opposing Expert Testimony
  5. Ethics, Evidence and Experts
  6. Evidence, Experts and Hearsay in the Courtroom

Continuing Education Credits:   

Continuing Legal Education - CLE: 7.00  FL -  Credit Approval Expiration 11/23/2013

* denotes specialty credits



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