Trial Mistakes You Don't Know You're Making

Even seasoned litigators harbor hidden blind spots that can quietly sabotage a winning case. What if the very courtroom strategies you rely on are actually undermining your credibility with the judge and jury?

"Trial Mistakes You Don't Know You're Making" is an eye-opening, intensive course designed to expose the subtle, unconscious errors that attorneys routinely commit during litigation. Through real-world case studies, psychological insights, and practical demonstrations, you will uncover the silent killers of courtroom advocacy. From alienating jurors during voir dire and overcomplicating opening statements, to fumbling the pacing of cross-examinations and telegraphing weakness through unintentional body language, this course dissects the anatomy of preventable trial failures.

In this highly practical session, you will learn how to:

• Identify and eliminate distracting verbal tics and damaging non-verbal cues
• Avoid the trap of “over-trying” a case and overwhelming the fact-finder with irrelevant details
• Master the strategic timing of objections so you don’t inadvertently highlight harmful testimony
• Structure direct and cross-examinations to command attention rather than cause confusion
• Reframe complex legal arguments into clear, compelling narratives

Whether you are preparing for your first trial or your fiftieth, this course will challenge your established habits and sharpen your litigation instincts. Stop leaving your verdicts to chance and equip yourself with the self-awareness and tactical precision needed to turn hidden weaknesses into courtroom strengths.