David L. Shulman is a seasoned trial attorney with decades of experience in civil rights, business disputes, employment law, landlord-tenant issues, personal injury, and cases against the government.
Live Video-Broadcast: May 10, 2024
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Workers don't go to work without their tools, and neither do trial lawyers. The indispensable tool for trial lawyers is the trial notebook, which tells you in one place everything you really need to know to try your case and where to find it. The trial notebook is your guide for everything from jury selection to closing argument.
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Date / Time: May 10, 2024
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David L Shulman | Shulman & Buske
David L. Shulman is a seasoned trial attorney with decades of experience in civil rights, business disputes, employment law, landlord-tenant issues, personal injury, and cases against the government. Over his distinguished career, he has achieved successful outcomes in numerous trials and appeals, consistently protecting the interests of a diverse range of clients through his thorough and assertive approach to lawsuits. In addition to his courtroom prowess, David is a Rule 114 Qualified Neutral, facilitating equitable resolutions in civil cases through mediation. He also provides valuable guidance on business formation and growth, along with expert contract drafting for both individual and business clients. A distinguished 1995 honors graduate of the University of Minnesota Law School, David L. Shulman is a trusted advocate and advisor, dedicated to delivering exceptional representation and strategic guidance to his clients.
I. Learn what’s in and what’s out of a well-prepared trial notebook | 11:00am – 11:15am
II. Learn the best practices for organizing a trial notebook | 11:15am – 11:30am
III. Prepare your notebook for effective direct and cross-examination | 11:30am – 11:45am
IV. Keep track of exhibits efficiently and accurately | 11:45am – 12:00pm
Break | 12:00pm – 12:10pm
V. Use your notebook to build a closing argument as the trial proceeds |12:10pm – 12:25pm
VI. Be prepared for objections and evidentiary issues |12:25pm – 12:45pm
VII. Organize effective direct and cross for experts |12:45pm – 1:10pm