This practical guide to trial advocacy provides a step-by-step approach to winning cases in court. The author, a highly regarded trial lawyer and professor, offers practical tips on every aspect of the trial process, from pre-trial preparation to closing arguments. He also shares his insights on the psychology of persuasion, helping lawyers to connect with judges and juries in a more effective way.

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