Steve Young’s Brain Injury Interview Checklist
How Are Victims of Brain Injury like HAL the Computer? In “2001 A Space Odyssey,” a computer named HAL runs
In Trial, a Picture is Worth a Million Dollars
DEATH BY POWERPOINT. Death by PowerPoint is an oft heard complaint against the imprudent practice of putting slides on the
Robin Williams: In the Moment, In the Trial
Robin Williams was an important part of my law school experience. In 1978, I was a second year law student,
Fishing for Tuna in a Lake: Persuasion in Trial
A friend asked me, “What is your stock in trade?” I answered, “Persuasion. Trial lawyers are merchants of persuasion.” My
Internal Conflict: Obstacles Are Opportunities
Jesse Wilson, a reader from Colorado (jessekwilson@gmail.com) uses theater to “transform lives and business.” My recent post on “Story” prompted
Stories: Campfires and Courtrooms
From man’s earliest times, telling stories has been how we entertained each other late at night around the fire, communicated
Please Nominate YoungonTrials.com for the ABA’s Top Blog Awards
Each year the American Bar Association solicits nominations for its annual list of the 100 best legal blogs. The invitation
Persuading Juries: The Heart vs The Head
I received an interesting response to my blog post, “Three Comments About Losing a Trial.” Tony F. Graf, Jr., Assistant