Celesq® Attorneys Ed Center

Program Date: 03/07/2013

Description

The effective and persuasive use of exhibits at trial, both substantive and demonstrative, is vital to a trial lawyer’s success. In this session of our popular series of programs on key aspects of trial, trial preparation, and litigation skills, Jones Day partners Tom Jackson and Mike Ginsberg discuss the creation, admission, and use of exhibits to enhance the persuasiveness of the evidentiary presentation at trial. In particular, our presenters, who have over 50 years of combined experience in litigation and have been teaching trial skills to Jones Day associates and others for more than 20 years, discuss the use of exhibits to set the scene, to explain key facts and relationships, and to highlight evidentiary issues central to the lawsuit.

View 2012-2013 programs from the Trial Skills series:
2243- Preparing for, Taking, and Defending Depositions
2244- Tips for Persuasive Motion Argument
2302- Voir Dire

View other programs in our 2011 Trial Skill Series:
2145- Effective Trial Opening Statements: Avoiding the Perils and Overcoming the Fears
2146- Keys to Dynamic Direct Examination at Trial—Telling the Story in a Compelling Fashion
2147- Cross Examination at Trial—Picking Your Fights
2148- Closing Arguments at Trial—Pulling the Theme Together

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Available in states

California, Colorado Eligible, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New Jersey Eligible, New York, Texas Self Study

Credit Information

50 minute credit hour - 1.50 General CLE credit
60 minute credit hour - 1.50 General CLE credit

State Program Numbers

Program Categories

Corporate and Commercial Law
Federal Courts
Florida Eligible
In-House Counsel
Litigation & Litigation Skills
Skills

Presenters

Michael H. Ginsberg, Esq. Jones Day	Michael H. Ginsberg, Esq., a partner at Jones Day, resident in its Pittsburgh office, is a trial lawyer who concentrates his practice on the representation of policyholders in disputes with insurance companies regarding coverage for product and environmental liabilities, toxic torts, and bad faith. Mr. Ginsberg chairs his firm's Lawyer Training Committee and serves as chair-elect of the board of trustees of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) for whom he frequently serves as a teacher and team leader. He has been a team leader and faculty member at Emory Law School's Trial Techniques Program, and he has frequently written and spoken on litigation and insurance litigation issues. He was selected by Philadelphia Magazine as a "Pennsylvania Super Lawyer" in the area of insurance coverage (2008-2011) and is listed in Best Lawyers in America (2012) for insurance coverage.

Thomas Jackson, Esq. Jones Day	Thomas R. Jackson, Esq. is a partner at Jones Day, resident in its Dallas office. He focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation in the securities, intellectual property, and antitrust areas, and he also represents clients in a variety of commercial disputes. A council member for the antitrust sections of the Dallas and Texas Bar Associations, Mr. Jackson has been named in The Best Lawyers in America (2006-2011) and Texas Super Lawyers (2007). He serves as the partner responsible for Jones Day's litigation support services firmwide.

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Exhibits at Trial