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Leveraging Technology in the Courtroom: Planning and Creating Winning Digital Trial Presentations

Strategies for Using 3D Animation, Trial Software, iPads, Video, Mobile Apps, Wearables and More in Courtroom Presentations

$297.00

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Description

Trial attorneys have a short time to capture a modern jury’s attention. Jurors of all ages are proficient in using apps and social media. Trial technology can help litigators engage jurors by presenting unfamiliar information in a familiar format.

A carefully constructed multimedia presentation can help jurors understand complex financial, scientific or technical data. A high-impact digital presentation can win sympathy for an injured medical malpractice plaintiff, while wearable trackers can undermine a personal injury plaintiff’s disability claim. Google Street View can show the condition of the property in a premises liability case or the obstructions and surroundings at an accident site.

Technology should be an essential component of a litigator’s courtroom strategy. To most effectively use technology at trial, counsel should incorporate a variety of formats throughout a case—audio, video, slides, 3D animation—to connect with different jurors who retain information differently.

Listen as our experienced panel of trial attorneys shares strategies for effectively using technology in the courtroom. The panel will discuss how to create digital presentations that will capture and hold a jury’s attention, integrate technology into examinations and arguments, and leverage data from wearable devices and other cutting edge technology.

Presented By

Jason Barnes
Partner
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Elizabeth Brotten
Shareholder
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Bob Garrey
Of Counsel
Polsinelli
Dave Maxfield
Atty
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Mr. Maxfield represents individual consumers in cases against banks, credit reporting agencies, and insurance companies. He obtained one of the highest punitive damage verdicts in America against a creditor in a credit reporting case. Dave has taught more than 50 CLE programs and speaks regularly in the media on issues affecting consumers. In addition to speaking on consumer law issues, he frequently trains other lawyers on the use of technology, and was a speaker at the American Bar Association’s National Techshow in Chicago several times.

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Credit Information

  • This 90-minute webinar is eligible in most states for 1.5 CLE credits.


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    On Demand

Date + Time

  • event

    Thursday, July 7, 2016

  • schedule

    1:00 PM E.T.

  1. Rules governing electronic presentation of evidence
  2. Technology options
  3. Planning a presentation
  4. Using digital exhibits at trial
  5. Authentication and admission
  6. Cutting edge technologies
  7. Working with vendors

The panel will review these and other key issues:

  • What are the most effective approaches for incorporating multimedia presentations into courtroom arguments?
  • What are some of the best trial software and mobile apps available for litigators?
  • When should counsel consider hiring a litigation technology vendor?
  • How can data from wearables help build a case?
  • How have courts addressed evidence acquired from cutting-edge technology like wearables?