Developing Excellence: Why Some Plaintiff Lawyers Get Exceptional R...
Description
Description
Every plaintiffs’ lawyer wants to be excellent. Far fewer have a plan for getting there.
Drawing on the research behind expert performance—and on decades of observing what separates the best trial lawyers from the rest—Trial Guides founder Aaron DeShaw examines what a serious commitment to your craft actually requires.
What produces excellence is deliberate practice: focused, effortful work at the edge of your ability, aimed at specific weaknesses, guided by honest feedback, and repeated over the years.
This free webinar translates modern research into a practical framework for personal injury practice, including the development of skills in trial practice. Attendees will learn how to identify the discrete skills that make up the most important areas of practicing as a plaintiffs’ lawyer, and how to isolate and work on each skill. DeShaw will address how to structure your future so that experience develops into mastery.
The result is not just motivation, but a method: a concrete, personal plan for your deliberate investment in a career that rewards excellence.
Learning Objectives
Attendees will be able to:
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Distinguish deliberate practice from routine experience, and explain why time in practice alone does not produce expertise.
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Break a plaintiffs’ legal practice into component skills that lawyers should develop and master.
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Build a personal multi-year development plan with measurable milestones.
Who Should Attend
Plaintiffs’ trial lawyers at any stage of practice, from newly admitted attorneys designing their first decade of practice to experienced lawyers seeking to break through a plateau.
