Trial Support is often not just for trials. It comprises of arbitrations, mediations, business development proposals, hearings on dispositive motions and/or an in-depth presentation to name a few.

Questions that Jill asked the panelists:

1.         How did you get here (brief background of lit experience that led to wanting to be ‘in the hot seat’)? 

2.         How do you ‘market’ your skillset within the firm?   

3.         What are the presentation types/tools most used by you/your firm? 

4.         What are the most important considerations when determining which presentation type will be the best choice for the 

5.         What to do when technology fails? 

6.         What are some tips and tricks you’ve learned through your years sitting in the hot seat?

@Jill Okerlund Pigeon- Legal Process Coordinator,  Robinson Bradshaw

@Timothy Piganelli - CEO, The Piganelli Consulting Group, Inc.

@David Gomez - Practice Support Project Manager, Robinson Bradshaw