Going to Trial? How to Try a Case (the shorter version)

With this video, Brian shows you the elements and special techniques of trying a case to a Jury. Tap in to your "crazy" but also do the hard, hard work and heavy lifting of trial preparation that will make the jury go your way. Ultimately, the facts dictate the outcome as long as you know how to bring the evidence in. Brian's real and human approach to being your best self at trial will result in winning the jury over. If you have done the hard work, from Theme to Opening Statement to Closing, you can try a case from one piece of paper. Really. If you have any topic requests, please send them to [email protected] can read the show notes for this, or any episode, on collectionstopper.com under “podcasts +”. Staying up to date with Law and Lawyering Unplugged means tuning in on Tuesdays and Thursdays by being subscribed so you can watch the new videos as soon as they come out. Disclaimer:Please remember that anyone viewing or listening to this information, podcast and/or video is not being invited to create an attorney client relationship in any way. This is strictly informational to assist anyone who needs to be pointed in a direction similarly as one would do any research. Though I am a proud member of the State Bars of Florida and Michigan, this is a source of research and insight into how Brian Parker's mind operates and how he perceives the practice of law when it is used for the benefit of victims Mr. Parker does represent. Take what you need knowing I am not practicing law for you or anyone else in any state through this medium or media. I am sharing and caring. BPPSupport the showDisclaimer: Please remember that anyone viewing or listening to this information, podcast and/or video is not being invited to create an attorney-client relationship in any way. This is strictly informational to assist anyone who needs to be pointed in a direction similarly as one would do any research. Though I am a proud member of the State Bars of Florida and Michigan, this is a source of research and insight into how Brian Parker's mind operates and how he perceives the practice of law when it is used for the benefit of victims Mr. Parker does represent. Take what you need knowing I am not practicing law for you or anyone else in any state through this medium or media. I am sharing and caring. BPP