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In the courtroom, the closing argument is our last chance to sway the jury and seal the case in our favor. It’s the moment where we, as attorneys, bring everything together: the evidence, the testimonies, and our interpretation of the facts. Crafting a compelling closing argument is an art that can make or break a case. In this guide to writing closing arguments, we will delve into the strategies and techniques that transform a good argument into a great one. See more: https://lnkd.in/gB8dfZqJ

What if you could turn a mountain of messages into a perfectly organized transcript that’s ready for court? That’s where text messaging transcripts come in. They give you clear, accurate, recordings of every text message you’ve sent and received and could be a huge asset for you in the courtroom. We break it all down in today's blog - https://lnkd.in/gj-R2PKp

Had a great time presenting for TexasBarCLE at the State Bar of Texas today! Always great to spend time at the main justice center in the state. What an honor to present at a seminar featuring legal luminaries like Judges Jessica Mangrum, Scott Field, and Roy Ferguson (the judge of "I am not a cat" internet fame), and Councilmember Rudy Metayer. My topic? Deposition Mechanics: How to Make Depositions Work for Your Case. My presentation walks practitioners through the rules and best practices for setting up depositions, handling them, and debriefing and handling issues afterward. Pop quiz: what is the SMALLEST number of people that can be present for a deposition taken under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure? ?

In many courtrooms, you might notice a unique design choice: the absence of a second hand on the clock. This isn’t by accident—eliminating the ticking seconds helps maintain focus during serious proceedings. With no incessant tick-tock, the attention shifts from the rapid passage of seconds to the solemn gravity of the moment. It’s a subtle reminder that in the pursuit of justice, the broader strokes of time matter more than every fleeting second. This absence prompts us to reflect on how we perceive time under pressure. In high-stakes environments, do the minute details distract you from the larger mission at hand? The quiet of a courtroom clock encourages us to think beyond the ticking seconds and focus on the enduring impact of our actions.

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Why is it always so difficult to get a Motion for Summary Judgment set for hearing? Although the new Florida rule is helpful in that it requires a response be filed within 40 days of service of the motion, it does not require a hearing on the motion take place within a certain amount of time. The Case Management Order will likely have a deadline for pre-trial motions that the new rules indicate shall be strictly enforced; but that deadline may be several months down the line. Perhaps the rules needed to go a little farther to get Motions for Summary Judgments heard and ruled upon in a timely manner.

“Let’s look at your deposition at page X, line X…” “Based on your past testimony…” “Didn’t you say earlier…” “Read what you said from here to here. Is that still a true and accurate statement?” In short summary, certified court reporters are the guardians of the record as they speedily and accurately document everything that is said in proceedings, depositions, and other legal instances. Attorneys reference the certified stenographer’s transcript over and over and over again while they build their cases and in front of the judge and jury in court. Impeachment of a witness is to undermine their credibility, to use their words against them. The possibility of impeachment is meant to prevent the deponent from changing their story. It also provokes remembrance of the past to cut down on confusion. Your words matter. Who takes down your record matters. Completeness and reliability of the written record are absolutely paramount. Let this serve as a reminder to my fellow scopists and proofreaders that the work we do while partnering with talented court reporters is important. You aren’t just a fly on the wall listening in and editing. Someone’s case is on the line. Someone’s future is on the line.

?? New MCLE Video Alert! ?? Our latest webinar on the intricacies of PMK (Person Most Knowledgeable) depositions is now available on YouTube! This comprehensive program explores the critical role of PMK depositions in legal proceedings involving corporate entities, offering valuable insights for both plaintiff and defense attorneys. From the plaintiff’s perspective, learn effective strategies for noticing PMK depositions and tackling the unique challenges of deposing a defendant entity. From the defense side, gain practical tips on designating the right PMK, gathering essential documents in response to deposition notices, and defending depositions to protect your client’s interests. Finally, hear from a trial judge, who provides an overview of the statutory and case law, strategic considerations for taking and defending depositions, and guidance on using deposition testimony effectively at trial. Whether you’re new to PMK depositions or looking to refine your approach, this webinar offers practical knowledge and actionable strategies to elevate your legal practice. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gGATpDa5 #MCLE #LegalEducation #PMKDepositions #Litigation #TrialPreparation