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*Plaintiff's Only Product

Trial Guides is proud to present this program hosted by Courtney Rowley, featuring commentary from Pej Ben-Cohen and Arash Homampour. In this on-demand program, they will use real-world courtroom video excerpts to show you how to win seemingly impossible cases.

This presentation will offer lessons from Vinolo v. City of San Diego to demonstrate how to find justice for your clients in cases with tough liability issues, where all the facts look like they are against you. This presentation will provide examples to help you find the stones you need to take down Goliath, despite how difficult your cases may seem.

This on-demand program walks through the case and takes an in-depth look at:

The importance of the lawyer/client relationship
Trial preparation
Deposing the defense’s experts
Motions in Limine
Opening statements
The cross-examination of witnesses
Closing statements

Video footage of the trial highlights are courtesy of Courtroom View Network (CVN), the industry leader in delivering live and on-demand video and editorial coverage of high-stakes civil litigation. For more information, visit cvn.com.

*Please note: This video was recorded via zoom during a live webinar. Despite testing their connection beforehand, the speaker’s audio is occasionally distorted.

*I am aware registration for this program by attorneys that represent the defense of a civil action, an insurance company, or the prosecution of a criminal action is explicitly prohibited and any such use may expose the persons using this program to ethical sanctions by Trial Guides and/or the appropriate state or local bar association. By purchasing this program, I agree that any such use is “unethical” and any person purchasing the program with the intention of using the information from this program for such purposes is committing a “DISHONEST ACT” and an act of “MORAL TURPITUDE.”

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