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Issues covered include: paperless litigation, communications, expert evidence, oral and written advocacy
Courtroom litigation is a dynamic process, but the key to your client’s success lies in effective evidence and your ability to persuade the bench. This advanced programme offers valuable insights on enhancing your advocacy and provides high-level examination, evidence and electronic discovery practices. Master the rules and walk away with the tools for success in any matter.
Attend the full day and earn 6 hours
Paperless Litigation and Effective Communications Between Lawyers
Chair: TBA
9.00am to 10.00am: Running a Paperless Litigation File from Start to Finish (Including Trial)
Presented by James Skinner, Director, Skinners Law
10.00am to 11.00am: Communications Between Lawyers: Using Communications to Best Effect in Litigation and Pitfalls
Presented by Katerina Wendt, Barrister, Richmond Chambers
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Advanced Expert Evidence Strategies and Oral and Written Advocacy
Chair: TBA
11.15am to 12.15pm: Advanced Strategies for Clear and Effective Expert Evidence
When disputes arise, it is often necessary to engage an expert. The winning or losing of a dispute can turn on that expert’s evidence. It is imperative that expert witnesses, and legal counsel, understand how to present effective expert evidence. This session will cover:
Presented by David Broadmore, Partner, Buddle Findlay and Jason Weir, Partner, Deloitte Forensic
12.15pm to 1.15pm: The Ethical Art of Oral and Written Advocacy
This session will look at the difference between written and oral advocacy and the manner in which lawyers ought to advocate bearing in mind their professional and ethical duties as an officer of the Court. Whilst advocacy styles can vary, acting ethically towards other counsel, witnesses and the judiciary is a centre piece of advocacy, in any forum. This session will cover:
Presented by Paul Collins, Barrister, Shortland Chambers
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Cross-Examination and Re-examination in Practice
Chair: TBA
1.30pm to 2.30pm: Enhancing Your Cross-examination Practice and Procedure
Presented by Damian Chesterman, Barrister, Bankside Chambers
2.30pm to 3.30pm: Overcoming the Challenges of Re-Examination Procedure
Presented by Rob Latton, Barrister, FortyEight Shortland Chambers
Learning Objectives