Litigation Strategy

These are some summary observations based upon a review of questionnaire responses of a random sampling of about 220 voter-eligible jurors in the Federal U.S. District Court – Southern District of NY venue (Manhattan, Bronx and Westchester). These observations consider responses by jurors who either present extremely negative or non-supportive views about Israel (we are

These are some summary observations based upon a review of questionnaire responses of a random sampling of about 220 voter-eligible jurors in the Federal U.S. District Court – Southern District of NY venue (Manhattan, Bronx and Westchester). These observations consider responses by jurors who either present extremely negative or non-supportive views about Israel (we are

“You are what people think you are” represents a common-sense appreciation of an important fact of life. This not only applies to your persona; it refers to just about every aspect of one’s relationship with others. We intuitively know that being persuasive, for example, is not about how right you are; right often having little

By now, one would think that the field of visual communications and its impact on persuading others especially in the litigation arena has been examined and explored to a point of sheer boredom. To me this is so self evident; it is validated every day at trial, ADR or even at client marketing presentations. It