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Trial Skills Masterclass with Keith Mitnik

Keith Mitnik is a Senior Trial Lawyer for Morgan & Morgan. He has obtained a long list of verdicts in
excess of a million dollars. In the last few years, he has had jury verdicts ranging from $1 Million to $90 Million. 
In this series, Keith shares his cutting edge lawsuit strategies and tips for success in the courtroom.

  • 50 min


    Crafting The Language of Your Case: Closing Arguments

    Watch this masterclass on closing arguments with top trial attorney Keith Mitnik as he shares his proven strategies for utilizing language to effectively dismantle the defense’s narrative and inspire jurors to take action. 

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  • 50 min


    Crafting The Language of Your Case: Opening Statements

    Keith Mitnik and Will Lewis reveal the secrets of using the right language to craft winning opening statements. Choosing your words carefully during opening statements will convey the desired message and evoke specific emotions in the jury.

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  • 39 min


    Strengthen Your Closing Statement With Context

    Keith Mitnik continues his discussion of providing context; this time digging into his closing strategies.Your closing arguments are an enormous opportunity to secure a positive verdict for your clients. Those final moments are your last chance to provide the jury withcontext so they can use it during deliberations to change the minds of biased jurors.
     

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  • 39 min


    Powerful Packaging Toolbox: Provide Context

    Providing context is an integral part of a winning legal strategy. In this episode Keith Mitnik shares his tools for creating an understandable and successful narrative for the jury to understand your case, from opening statements to closing arguments.

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  • 33 min


    Powerful Packaging Toolbox: Part 2

    In this episode, Keith discusses his groundbreaking approach for effectively educating the jury: from recognizing the flaws in the defense's arguments to understanding that expert opinions are subjective, not immutable facts.

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