Introduction to Trial Advocacy: The Elements of Trial - Faculty Version authors-Robert Hirschhorn Over the course of his

Over the course of his career

Barton and his client refused to settle a case against the archdiocese of Portland so that the public could know the truth about what had happened

This image demonstrates the type of neck injury experienced by people in a side impact or “T-bone” motor vehicle collision

Confirmation Bias

arbitration or trial in cases involving occipital neuralgia

Introduction to Trial Advocacy: The Elements of Trial - Faculty Version authors-Robert Hirschhorn Over the course of hisClick here for Access Instructions for On Demand Programs. Introduction to Trial Advocacy is a lecture series developed by Spencer Pahlke, Robert Little, and Elizabeth Fraley (faculty at Berkeley and Baylor law). Based on The Elements of Trial by Rick Friedman and Bill Cummings, Introduction to Trial Advocacy builds on decades of courtroom and teaching experience to ready new lawyers for trial by guiding them through preparing and trying a sample