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Topics:

• Jury Management
• Negligence
• Personal Injury
• Premises Liability
• Social Security Disability
• Trial Attorney Resources
• Witness Management
• Workers' Compensation

• Jury Management in the 21st Century
• Tips for Engaging Jurors
• The Psychology of Juror Persuasion
• How To Prepare Your Witness For Depositions
• The Benefits of Using Focus Groups in Pre-Trial
• Approaching Witness Examination
• Defusing The Defense In The Opening Statement
• Cross-Examination of the Opposing Medical Experts
• Communicating in the Courtroom – The Curse of Knowledge
• Adding Persuasion & Power With Video
• How do You Prove Emotional Distress From an Accident?
• Hotel & Motel Owners Have Responsibility Over Guest Security
• Learning the Basics of Personal Injury Law
• Why Everything Matters: You Are Selling Every Moment
• Motivating the Modern Juror: Video Taped Testimony
• Preserve Evidence and Take Photos
• How to Appeal a Disability Insurance Claim Denial
• Independent Medical Examination
• Disability Insurance and Obamacare
• Plaintiff’s Duty to Mitigate Damages
• First Steps in a Personal Injury Claim
• Can I Get Workers’ Compensation For Heat Stroke?

• Disability Insurers and the Claim Process
• Replevin
• Proof in a Negligence Case
• How Long Do I Have to Be Employed to Get Workers’ Compensation?
• Long Term vs. Short Term Disability Insurance
• Economic Recovery for Accidents and Injuries
• ERISA and Disability Benefits
• Elements of a Negligence Case
• Can You Get Workers Compensation For Anxiety?
• Governmental Premises Liability Claims
• Proving Fault: What is Negligence?
• If CPR Causes Broken Ribs, Can You Sue?
• What is a Damages Cap?
• Social Host Liability
• Personal Injury: First Steps
• The Video Deposition
• Is Anyone Listening? The Psychology of Juror Persuasion
• Seven Cardinal Sins Experienced Lawyers Make in Deposing the Opposing Party
• Responsibility of Hotels and Motels for Guest Security
• The Opening Theme
• The Paper Trail : A Lesson Learned From the Defense
• Communication in the Courtroom: From Body Language to Computer Simulation