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Simply, Simplify: A Mantra for Transcendentalists and Litigators Alike In this article published in the Daily Journal, Chris Ritter discusses how simplifying your case can make it more persuasive in the courtroom. |
It’s War: Tips on preparing and running a litigation war room Chris Ritter and Scott Hilton offer strategies trial lawyers can use for running an effective war room. | |
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Gold Mine In this article published in the San Francisco and Los Angeles editions of the Daily Journal, Chris Ritter discusses how conducting a process called Mental Mining ® can lead to a more powerful trial strategy and more impactful litigation graphics.
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Keeping up with the trends in technology Chris Ritter talks with the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin about courtroom presentation trends. | |
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Developing a Trial Graphics Strategy is No Last-Minute Endeavor Chris Ritter and Andy Spingler discuss the importance of developing a visual trial strategy early on in a case.
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Getting Jurors to Give a Damn Chris Ritter discusses ways that trial lawyers can be more effective in helping jurors deliberate and find in their favor. | |
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To Win, Litigators Need to Leverage Jurors' Commonalities In this article for the Daily Journal, Chris Ritter talks about ways that trial lawyers can improve how they communicate with jurors. |
Courtroom Crazes Chris Ritter discusses trends in the courtroom in this article for the Daily Journal. | |
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Teach Your Jurors Well In this article published by IP Law360, Chris Ritter and Scott Hilton discuss how courtroom presentations can be made more accessible and persuasive to jurors. |
Courtroom Analogies Are to Lawyers as Weapons Are to Soldiers In the December 7, 2007, edition of the San Francisco Daily Journal, Chris Ritter discusses how analogies can be used to make courtroom presentations more persuasive. | |
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Q&A With The Focal Point's G. Christopher Ritter Chris Ritter shares his thoughts on patent cases and trends in courtroom presentation strategy in this interview with IP Law 360. |
Listening for the \'Yikes!\' Alarm An article by Chris Ritter for the September 12, 2007, issue of The Recorder | |
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The Benefits of Flash in the Courtroom. Two Years Later, a Progress Report The use of Flash in the courtoom shows no sign of slowing. Chris Ritter discusses how trial lawyers are using this tool to their advantage. |
The Medium Is Not the Message An article by Chris Ritter for the January 29, 2007, issue of the New Jersey Law Journal | |
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More Than Pretty Pictures An article by Chris Ritter for the November 2006 issue of Contra Costa Lawyer |
Trial Strategy Experts Account for Complexity An article featuring The Focal Point in the November 2006 issue of Canadian Accounting Journal The Bottom Line | |
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Tourists to Florida Get Warning as Greeting An articlefeaturing the efforts of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and the Pro Bono Billboard by The Focal Point from the October 4, 2005, New York Times |
Wake Up Your Juror An article by Chris Ritter for the September 28, 2005, issue of The Recorder | |
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The Benefits of Macromedia Flash in The Courtroom An article by Chris Ritter an other colleagues at The Focal Point for the September 2005 issue of Legal Tech Newsletter |
Images of Conviction An article featuring The Focal Point from the July 8, 2005 San Francisco Chronicle | |
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Top Lawyers: G. Christopher Ritter An article from the June 17, 2005
East Bay Business Times |
The Unofficial Rules of Evidence An article by Chris Ritter for the May 2005 issue of
Legal Tech Newsletter | |
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Is Your Case Worth Displaying? An article by Chris Ritter for the March 2005 issue of
Legal Tech Newsletter |
Comparing and Contrasting Evidence in Product Liability Cases An article by Chris Ritter for Trials and Tribulations, the Summer 2005 newsletter of the DRI Trial Committee |