Practice Foundations: Panel Discussion on Cross-Examinations (On-Demand)

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Understanding and mastering the art of cross-examination is critical in any trial setting. From the perspective of experienced counsel, this roundtable discussion explores topics of interest to litigators in their early years of practice including advice the panelists would give to themselves if they could go back to their early years of practice, common mistakes they see counsel make in cross-examination, and how they organize their cross-examination materials.

Please note that there are no materials associated with this presentation. This on-demand program was originally presented on March 5, 2024 as part of Practice Foundations: Cross Examinations. Total running time is 55 minutes.

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