Advanced Trial Tactics: Importance of Jury Instructions

Wednesday, December 18, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Pacific via ZOOM

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Meet the Speakers

John P. McNicholas


Partner

McNicholas & McNicholas, LLP

Alan Goldberg


President

Law Crafters Legal Services, Inc.

Hillary Johns


Owner

Hillary Johns, Trial Lawyer

(Moderator)

About the Program

Veteran trial attorney John McNicholas, Sr., and appellate veteran Alan Goldberg discuss how to get the winning jury instructions to present your case to the jury, and other methods for trial and appeal.

This program is presented by the Litigation Section chaired by Rachael C. Kogen and vice chaired by Lauri K. Martin. Find out more about the section at BHBA.org.

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