Nick Rowley at Take Back the Courtroom IV

Take Back the Courtroom IV Disc 5

Nicholas Rowley

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Nick Rowley is the leading trial lawyer of his generation. By the age of forty, he had conducted 130 jury trials and obtained over $500 million in verdicts across multiple states. In 2017, he was invited by Rick Friedman to join an all-star cast of trial lawyers at the Take Back the Courtroom IV CLE in Miami. This video captures Nick’s engaging lecture as well as his discussion with Rick Friedman.

This lecture covers the following and more:

  • Getting the jury to care about your client
  • Focusing on the needs of the jurors
  • Building a cohesive “tribe" during jury selection
  • Why you won’t get great settlements from insurers without going to trial
  • Trying soft-tissue cases
  • The value of kindness, caring, and vulnerability in trial
  • Proving your client deserves the verdict is crucial
  • Trying cases more quickly and effectively
  • Working with a judge who is hurting your trial
  • Talking to the jurors about money
  • Using visuals in presenting damages
  • Using visuals to explain jury instructions in closing
  • Coming back from losing a trial

 This lecture provided inspiration and practice insights for both the speakers and attendees at the CLE. This information will provide you with helpful tips from a lawyer who tries and wins multiple trials every year.

Please note: This video is part of the complete Take Back the Courtroom IV set.

 

 

DVD: 114 minutes; 1 disc; 1st edition (2017); ISBN: 978-1941007754
Publisher: Trial Guides, LLC

Disc 1 [01:54:18]

  1. Introduction
  2. Getting the Jury to Care about Your Client
  3. Reconsidering Your Role in Jury Selection
  4. You Need to Try Cases
  5. Connecting with the Jury
  6. Kindness, Caring, and Vulnerability Win Cases
  7. Proving Your Client Deserves the Verdict is Crucial
  8. Trying Cases More Quickly and More Effectively
  9. Keep in Mind the Needs of the Jurors
  10. There is No Such Thing as a Bad Jury
  11. Accepting Full Responsibility in Life and in Your Losses
  12. Connection and Compassion are Your Secret Weapons
  13. How to Work with a Judge Who is Hurting Your Trial
  14. Talking to Jurors about Money
  15. Using Visuals in Presenting Damages
  16. Losing Trials and Coming Back
  17. Rick and Nick Discuss the Stigma and Effect of Losing
  18. A Quick Overview of Nick’s Method of Jury Selection
  19. Visuals for Noneconomic Damages in a Wrongful Death Case (with Arguments for Other Noneconomic Damages Cases)
  20. Dismantling the Defense Case Using Visuals
  21. Damages: Comparing Losses to Material Objects
  22. Staying Spontaneous with Damages Arguments Based on Evidence and the Venue
  23. Creating Visuals to Explain Jury Instructions

Total running time: 1 hour, 54 minutes