Too often, lawyers view experts as a necessary evil. While they understand that they need an expert to meet an evidentiary burden, they fail to exploit the expert’s potential to develop the believability of their case. In this session of our ongoing popular series of programs on key aspects of trial and trial preparation, presented by Jones Day partners Tom Jackson and Mike Ginsberg, the focus is on how to ensure that the expert satisfies the evidentiary standard, but does so in a way that enhances the theme of the case.