Introduction to Trial Advocacy: The Elements of Trial - Faculty Version authors-Robert Hirschhorn Confirmation Bias

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He then addresses common discovery issues in premises cases and special considerations for 30(b)(6) depositions and surviving summary judgment

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Introduction to Trial Advocacy: The Elements of Trial - Faculty Version authors-Robert Hirschhorn Confirmation BiasClick here for Access Instructions for On Demand Programs. Introduction to Trial Advocacy is a lecture series developed by Spencer Pahlke, Robert Little, and Elizabeth Fraley (faculty at Berkeley and Baylor law). Based on The Elements of Trial by Rick Friedman and Bill Cummings, Introduction to Trial Advocacy builds on decades of courtroom and teaching experience to ready new lawyers for trial by guiding them through preparing and trying a sample