Litigation Series: Session 6 - The Building Blocks of Cross-Examination - Part 1

24 Feb , 2026

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Part I introduces the foundational principles of cross?examination, explaining how lawyers must methodically prepare, identify vulnerabilities in testimony, and execute questioning with clarity and purpose. The program stresses that effective cross is not improvisation—it is a controlled performance anchored in careful anticipation of witness behavior.

By teaching attorneys to simplify objectives and avoid unnecessary risks, the presentation reframes cross?examination as a strategic storytelling device rather than a spontaneous battle.

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