Quote from Judge Grewal on graphics

Two thirds of your jurors are likely visual learners. Your judge may have hated math and science in high school. How do you educate and persuade these audiences?

Using examples from recent trials, summary judgment and claim construction hearings, this presentation will address how you can be more persuasive in court with an integrated visual presentation. We’ll also take a look at the most common tools for presenting, Trial Director and PowerPoint, and discuss how they can help (or hurt) your presentation.

Presenter:

Michael Kelleher: Mike is a litigation consultant, trial technician and registered patent attorney providing trial graphics, litigation technology and trial strategy consulting at Cogent Legal in Oakland. Mike’s career has included roles as a nuclear submarine officer, a litigation partner at Folger Levin & Kahn LLP, and general counsel to DS-IQ, an advertising technology company. Mike is a member of the Executive Committee of the Litigation Section of the California State Bar, and is the editorial consultant on the Matthew Bender Practice Guide: California E-Discovery and Evidence published by LexisNexis.

Sponsor:

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Thank you to our sponsor, Hanson Bridgett LLP, for hosting this meeting.

The San Francisco Intellectual Property Law Association is an approved provider of California MCLE credit, and certifies that the above activity meets the requirements for one hour of participatory credit.

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