Aleri

Aleri

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  • Should Trials be Done by Zoom?

    Kevin Westell is an experienced Criminal Lawyer who founded the Pender Litigation law firm. The law firm is experienced with high stake cases. Kevin currently serves as president of the Advocate’s Club and as a member of the Executive Committee of the CBA National Criminal Justice Section, the Advocates’ Society’s Criminal Law Working Group, the Advocates’ Society’s British Columbia Advisory Committee, and the TLABC Criminal Law Committee.  Previously he also served as Chair of the CBA Vancouver Criminal Justice Subsection.


    You can contact Kevin Westell by going to the Pender Litigation website: https://www.penderlitigation.com/



    Kevin is running for Bencher in Vancouver. You can vote for him by going to this link:  https://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/about-us/news-and-publications/news/2020/notice-of-bencher-by-election-in-the-county-of-van/


    Aleri streamlines the process of creating cross examination questions for lawyers, saving them time and money. Try Aleri free for 7 days: https://aleri.ca


    Follow Aleri on social media:


    Aleri Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alerisoftware


    Aleri Twitter: https://twitter.com/alerisoftware  


    Aleri Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/company/alerisoftware



    5 min
  • Measuring Cross Examination Success

    Kevin Westell is an experienced Criminal Lawyer who founded the Pender Litigation law firm. The law firm is experienced with high stake cases. Kevin currently serves as president of the Advocate’s Club and as a member of the Executive Committee of the CBA National Criminal Justice Section, the Advocates’ Society’s Criminal Law Working Group, the Advocates’ Society’s British Columbia Advisory Committee, and the TLABC Criminal Law Committee.  Previously he also served as Chair of the CBA Vancouver Criminal Justice Subsection. 

     You can contact Kevin Westell by going to the Pender Litigation website: https://www.penderlitigation.com/  

    Kevin is running for Bencher in Vancouver. You can vote for him by going to this link:  https://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/about-us/news-and-publications/news/2020/notice-of-bencher-by-election-in-the-county-of-van/ 

     Aleri streamlines the process of creating cross examination questions for lawyers, saving them time and money. 

    Try Aleri free for 7 days: https://aleri.ca  

    Follow Aleri on social media:  

    Aleri Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alerisoftware  

    Aleri Twitter: https://twitter.com/alerisoftware  

    Aleri Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/company/alerisoftware

    5 min
  • The Art of Cross Examination - Kevin Westell

    Kevin Westell is an experienced Criminal Lawyer who founded the Pender Litigation law firm. The law firm is experienced with high stake cases. Kevin currently serves as president of the Advocate’s Club and as a member of the Executive Committee of the CBA National Criminal Justice Section, the Advocates’ Society’s Criminal Law Working Group, the Advocates’ Society’s British Columbia Advisory Committee, and the TLABC Criminal Law Committee.  Previously he also served as Chair of the CBA Vancouver Criminal Justice Subsection.  

    You can contact Kevin Westell by going to the Pender Litigation website: https://www.penderlitigation.com/  

    Kevin is running for Bencher in Vancouver. You can vote for him by going to this link:  https://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/about-us/news-and-publications/news/2020/notice-of-bencher-by-election-in-the-county-of-van/  

    Aleri streamlines the process of creating cross examination questions for lawyers, saving them time and money. 

    Try Aleri free for 7 days: https://aleri.ca  

    Follow Aleri on social media:   

    Aleri Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alerisoftware  

    Aleri Twitter: https://twitter.com/alerisoftware  

    Aleri Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/alerisoftware

    1 hr 14 min

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