<p>The jury will never be more interested in your case than at opening statement.  John discusses strategies effective trial lawyers use to seize this moment, communicate the case and earn trust.</p>

The jury will never be more interested in your case than at opening statement. John discusses strategies effective trial lawyers use to seize this moment, communicate the case and earn trust.

<p>The jury will never be more interested in your case than at opening statement.&nbsp; John discusses strategies effective trial lawyers use to seize this moment, communicate the case and earn trust.</p>

EP102 – Opening Statements

The Jury is Out offers insight, experience and mentorship to trial attorneys who want to better serve their clients and improve their practice. Hosted by John Simon, Member of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers and Founder of Simon Law, Tim Cronin, Attorney at Simon Law, and St. Louis attorney Erich Vieth, named one of the top Appellate Attorneys in Missouri in 2021, The Jury Is Out focuses on client relations, trial skills and firm management. Nationally recognized guests add depth and vision to the lively and inspiring discussion. Recognized by the National Law Journal as one of the winningest law firms in America, Simon Law has obtained more than $1 billion in verdicts and settlements in medical malpractice, personal injury and corporate law since the firm’s founding in 2000. The Jury Is Out is a production of Simon Law. Contact us at comments@thejuryisout.law.

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