ABA Journal 1998 James W. McElhaney - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
ABA Journal 1998 James W. McElhaney
Hand-me-down trials; learns what the case is really about before taking it over.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Hit themes; weave your facts into a story the jury can follow.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Make it habit-forming: effective cross-exam takes practice, practice, practice.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Make limited time for voir dire count.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Making memories: the right words will help the jury see your case better.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Over-the-top arguments; lawyers can cause trouble for themselves by going too far.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Should you hide the flag? It can pay to reveal case strengths during depositions.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Staying out of traps; especially the ones you set for yourself without realizing it.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Straight talk on direct; when done well, examining a witness is like a conversation.	Law	James W. McElhaney
The case is falling apart... and continuity is the glue that keeps things together.	Law	James W. McElhaney
The jury consultant bazaar; know what you're buying in the litigation support market.	Law	James W. McElhaney
Using a business record; a document that's inadmissible one way can still get in.	Law	James W. McElhaney

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