Mitnik’s Trial Methods

As senior trial counsel for the nation’s largest plaintiff firm, Morgan & Morgan, Keith Mitnik’s methods have been battle-tested in every type of case, from small auto cases to eight-figure medical malpractice cases—not to mention business litigation, entertainment law, and tobacco cases. In this lecture, Keith expands upon concepts in his book, Don’t Eat the Bruises, and addresses the following topics and more:  Getting jurors to self-identify their bias Using analogies to maximize challenges for cause Becoming comfortable discussing damages Discussing noneconomic damages in voir dire Discussing the burden of proof Putting surveillance in context before the jury sees it Addressing invisible injuries with jurors Handling cases with little to no property damage Selecting powerful words and introducing recognizable phrases in opening statement Foreshadowing cross-examination in voir dire and opening Admitting your client's pre-existing conditions Dismantling the defense’s attack on letters of protection Asking winning questions in your direct examinations In just under five hours, Mitnik provides a plethora of cutting-edge insights and tactics you can begin immediately adopting in your next case. Mitnik discusses cross-examination, voir dire, opening statement, closing argument, information management, and damages models that will help you confidently seek maximum justice for your clients. Please note: This video recording includes highlights from an exclusive live event. Due to copyright and other restrictions, this does not include any written materials from the conference. To learn more about our upcoming CLE seminars and events, visit our continuing education page or give us a call at 1-800-309-6845.