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Anatomy of a Trial

Name: Anatomy of a Trial
Price: 182 CAD

A Trial Skills Series

Created byAndrew Smiley

BeginnerUpdated May 10, 2025

What You'll Learn

check_circleLearn strategies for selecting an impartial jury and identifying potential biases that may impact trial outcomes.

check_circleDevelop skills to deliver persuasive and engaging opening statements that set the tone for the trial.

check_circleUnderstand how to structure and execute direct examinations to present evidence clearly and effectively.

check_circleLearn techniques for conducting strategic cross-examinations to challenge opposing witnesses and strengthen your case.

About This Course

This course contains an in-depth, thorough analysis of a multitude of trial skills, including jury selection, opening statements, direct examination, cross-examination, and closing arguments/summations. Follow Andrew Smiley as he shares indispensable knowledge pertaining to key issues determining the outcome of trial proceedings, and how to navigate them.

Your Instructor

Andrew Smiley

Super-Lawyer - Personal Injury Litigator, Author and Podcaster

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Andrew J. Smiley, Esq is a leader in the field of personal injury law. He is a Past President of The New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers, Past President of The New York City Trial Lawyers Alliance, Master Continuing Legal Education (CLE) instructor, Lecturer, Trial Team Coach and Mentor. His podcast, The Mentor Esq, is listened to around the world.

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