Gerry Spence has said that Be Who You Are is his finest lecture ever recorded. At the height of his legal career, Spence spoke at the American Association for Justice (then ATLA) Weekend with the Stars Seminar and delivered a moving lecture on how to be a great lawyer both in and out of the courtroom. AAJ captured it on tape. Now, Spence’s lecture is being released on DVD and CD for the first time.
This inspiring presentation summarizes Spence’s most important lessons on being a great trial lawyer and helps you understand your power and value both in the courtroom and in the community.
This lecture provides important insights for every lawyer:
How to be yourself with jurors, rather than trying to emulate others, including Gerry Spence himself
The need to regain your individuality after law school
The importance of understanding your client’s background
How to overcome your fear in the courtroom
Empowering the jury in voir dire
How you can lose your case with destructive cross-examinations
The high price of success
And more
The video recording has been digitally restored and color corrected, and is available for the first time on DVD. For your convenience, you can also purchase an audio recording of the lecture on a two-disc CD set. A portion of the sales from these recordings will support Spence’s Trial Lawyers College and the American Association for Justice.
Gerry Spence has said that Be Who You Are is his finest lecture ever recorded. At the height of his legal career, Spence spoke at the American Association for Justice (then ATLA) Weekend with the Stars Seminar and delivered a moving lecture on how to be a great lawyer both in and out of the courtroom. AAJ captured it on tape. Now, Spence’s lecture is being released on DVD and CD for the first time.
This inspiring presentation summarizes Spence’s most important lessons on being a great trial lawyer and helps you understand your power and value both in the courtroom and in the community.
This lecture provides important insights for every lawyer:
How to be yourself with jurors, rather than trying to emulate others, including Gerry Spence himself
The need to regain your individuality after law school
The importance of understanding your client’s background
How to overcome your fear in the courtroom
Empowering the jury in voir dire
How you can lose your case with destructive cross-examinations
The high price of success
And more
The video recording has been digitally restored and color corrected, and is available for the first time on DVD. For your convenience, you can also purchase an audio recording of the lecture on a two-disc CD set. A portion of the sales from these recordings will support Spence’s Trial Lawyers College and the American Association for Justice.