Bundle of Best-Selling Litigation Seminars (Missouri)

Overview

You can't go wrong with this special collection of several of our all-time most popular courses for litigators. Includes Steve Heninger's surprisingly practical presentations on jury selection and on the art of "storytelling" in the courtroom. This bundle also features two courses with useful tips on creating trial graphics and visual aids that appeal to jurors in this "visual-oriented" generation. After that, we offer some innovative lessons on essential courtroom skills by looking back at what we can learn from some of the most famous trials in world history.

This bundle of On-Demand CLE courses (watch them online, or download the audio as an mp3 file) are considered "self-study" courses under Missouri MCLE Rules. The Missouri rules permit attorneys to earn a maximum of 6 hours of CLE per year through "self-study" courses of this nature. The remainder of your annual MCLE requirement in Missouri must be earned with "live" CLE courses (like our Barristers Live Webcasts -- available on the "Live Webcasts" page of this website).

Format(s)

Online Video or Audio (MP3) Download

Credit Hours

General Credits: 6.6

Total Credits: 6.6

Courses Included

Trial Graphics: Reaching Millennial Jurors, and More - Part 1

Speaker(s):

William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi

Description:

The first installment of a 2-part series on new standards and techniques for designing graphics and demonstrative aids that work effectively with today's tech-savvy jurors.

General Credits: 1.3

Trial Graphics: Reaching Millennial Jurors, and More - Part 2

Speaker(s):

William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi

Description:

The second installment of a 2-part series on new standards and techniques for designing graphics and demonstrative aids that work effectively with today's tech-savvy jurors.

General Credits: 1.2

Jury Selection: A Practical Approach

Speaker(s):

Stephen D Heninger of Heninger, Garrison & Davis

Description:

Noted trial attorney Steve Heninger offers practical advice on the art of jury selection.

General Credits: 1.3

Great Trials in History, Part 1: The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case and the Trial of Sir Walter Raleigh

Speaker(s):

William R Newman of The University of Southern Mississippi

Description:

A fun -- but practical -- way to earn your CLE hours! Billy Newman looks at centuries of great trials and demonstrates that these historic cases can teach us a lot about good lawyering today.

General Credits: 1.5