Elizabeth Hernandez and Scott Glovsky Teach Persuasive Storytelling: There Are No Boring Stories, Just Boring Story Tellers

Trial Skills: There Are No Boring Stories, Just Boring Story Tellers (aka Persuasive Storytelling)

Monday, September 9, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Pacific via ZOOM

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Earn 1.0 CA CLE hour

Meet the Speakers

Elizabeth Hernandez

Trial Attorney

Dordick Law Corporation

Scott Glovsky

Trial Attorney and Founder

Law Office of Scott Glovsky

About the Program

This program will cover theories and tools for persuasive storytelling, including approaches to humanize your client and case to make the jury feel invested. Learn how to identify and develop compelling theories, themes, and frameworks, and how to incorporate them consistently throughout the trial. Additional relevant subjects will be addressed to help attorneys enhance their persuasive storytelling skill set and effectively engage the jury.

This program is presented by the Litigation Section chaired by Rachael C. Kogen and vice chaired by Lauri K. Martin. Find out more about the section at BHBA.org.

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