Rewiring Witness Prep: 3 Brain Science Strategies Every Trial Lawyer Needs [Ep 143]

Elizabeth explores the application of brain science in witness preparation, offering trial lawyers strategies to enhance deposition prep. This episode focuses on leveraging the limbic system and amygdala to reduce stress and improve memory retention, moving away from fear-based tactics. Elizabeth discusses the importance of engaging clients by addressing their concerns and shares methods to counteract the forgetting curve through repetition and structured sessions.

Elevate your practice with these insights for building a strong foundation in witness preparation. Elizabeth highlights the significance of understanding and applying brain science to transform the way trial lawyers approach witness prep. By addressing the emotional and cognitive needs of clients, lawyers can create a more supportive and effective preparation process. The episode emphasizes the benefits of using technology and structured repetition to ensure that clients are well-prepared, confident, and able to retain crucial information.

In this episode, you will hear:

  • Transforming witness preparation using brain science techniques
  • Avoiding fear-based tactics to enhance client memory retention
  • Importance of repetition to combat the forgetting curve
  • Empowering clients with confidence and clarity through tailored strategies

Supporting Resources:

Learn more about the Forgetting Curve

Need to earn CLE credit and learn more about witness preparation? Check out my in-depth presentation: Witness Prep That Works through ALI CLE.

Set up a free call to talk to Elizabeth about her witness prep services: www.calendly.com/elizabethlarrick

Join the
Trial Lawyer Prep
Newsletter

Every month I send out an email newsletter that provides valuable insights on:

– case preparation

– trial strategy

– focus groups

– witness preparation, and

– episodes of my podcast

Additionally the TLP Newsletter is where I announce the opening of my Foundations Virtual Focus Group Class, and other upcoming opportunities.

    How did you hear about me?
    I am a(n):
    We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time.