Winning an elder abuse case requires more than just proving bad care—it demands that jurors see the case for what it truly is: a systemic failure that puts profit over people. Michael Hill will teach you how to frame your case so that jurors feel compelled to act. You’ll learn:

• Finding the Winning Story – Build a compelling case narrative by defining the hero, villain, theme, and conflict that will drive jurors to justice.
• Simplifying and Structuring the Case – Cut through the chaos of thousands of pages of records and reduce the case to its core issues, ensuring clarity and impact.
• Exposing Systemic Failures – Show jurors why the neglect wasn’t an accident, but a consequence of corporate choices, leading to higher punitive damages.
• Mastering Jury Selection for Elder Abuse Cases – Learn how to connect with jurors, get them comfortable discussing sensitive topics, and eliminate those who who bad for your client's case.
• Delivering a Persuasive Opening Statement – Establish the what, why, and anger that drive action, while undermining the defense’s justifications.
• Strategic Witness & Evidence Presentation – Learn how to edit and sequence witnesses to create a persuasive, structured, and emotionally compelling trial.
• Maximizing Damages – Shift the focus from your client’s losses to the intrinsic value of human life, the violation of basic human values, and the jury’s power to stop the cycle of abuse.

A strong case can still leave money on the table if the jury doesn’t feel connected to the lawyer presenting it. Dan Ambrose will train you in the micro skills of persuasion and presence, ensuring that your delivery, movement, and tone reinforce your message and maximize the value of your case. You’ll learn:

Strategic Eye Contact & Juror Engagement – Use precise glance control and micro-connections to ensure jurors stay engaged and invested in your case.

• Mastering Vocal Cadence & Delivery – Control pacing, pausing, and tone to emphasize key moments and make arguments more impactful.
• Aligning Movement & Gesture with Persuasion – Develop purposeful movement and gestures that reinforce credibility and eliminate distractions.
• Commanding the Courtroom with Presence – Step into trial with confidence, eliminate nervous habits, and ensure your physical presence supports your message.
• Creating Emotional Connection Through Delivery – Align your facial expressions, voice, and movement to project authenticity and trustworthiness.
  
  By refining these skills, you’ll enhance your ability to connect with jurors, deliver arguments with impact, and ensure your case reaches its full value.