Litigation Series: Session 11 - Make Your Words Sing: Shakespeare’s Secrets for Lawyers, Part 1

24 Mar , 2026

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This Shakespeare?inspired program illustrates how Shakespearean technique can enrich courtroom advocacy by enhancing vocal expressiveness, emotional truth, and linguistic clarity. It shows how actors use rhythm, imagery, breath, and intentionality to animate text—and how lawyers can apply the same tools to make arguments vibrant and human.

At its heart, the presentation champions the idea that the lawyer’s voice is an instrument, and when used artfully, it can make complex ideas accessible while forging deeper juror connection.

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