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CLE Seminars
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Audio Presentation Skills for the Lawyer · How to Create Vocal Thunder in (and out of) the Courtroom · How Your Vocal Inflection Affects Your Listeners § In Voir Dire § In Opening and Closing § In Direct and Cross-Examination § In Business Development and Client Communication How Your Physical Presence Affects Your Legal Arguments · What Your Body Language Says to the Audience · Is Your Body Language Contradicting Your Argument? · How Your Body Language is Affecting Your Credibility
Controlling the Visual Focus of the Room · Eye Contact: With Clients, Partners, Witnesses, Judges, and Jurors · When and How to Use Eye Contact to Build a Relationship · Building a Relationship with Every Listener · How to Focus the Attention of the
Your Credibility is at Stake – Building and Maintaining Your Credibility · Stage Presence and Spontaneity · Building positive relationships with your listener(s) · Relationships in the Courtroom – the Jurors are Watching From a Powerful Opening Statement Through a Compelling Closing Argument: Your Legal and Factual Arguments Set the Theme, Your Client’s Story Persuades the Jury · Story Analysis: What the Fact-Finder Needs to Know · How to Structure Your Story to Lead the · Making the Most Complicated Case Simple and Compelling · The Six Elements of a Great Story
Lisa L. DeCaro, Courtroom Performance, Inc. Leonard Matheo, Courtroom Performance, Inc.
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