Episode 17: “5 Lessons I Recently Learned From Starting Trial”

In this episode of the All Rise Mentors – Sunday Scaries Podcast, I shared valuable insights from personal experiences of starting trial. Whether you’re preparing for your first trial or refining your litigation skills, these five lessons will help you step into the courtroom with confidence and clarity.

Lesson 1: Settlement Is Always on the Table
Even up to the last minute, settlement remains an option. Learn how keeping this door open can benefit your case and your client, even when deep into trial prep.

Lesson 2: Remain Professional at All Costs
Trial may be adversarial, but professionalism is crucial. Discover why maintaining your composure and reputation is as important as winning the case itself.

Lesson 3: Start Preparing Early
Trial prep is more time-consuming than it seems. Early preparation gives you the time to refine your strategy and handle unexpected challenges with ease.

Lesson 4: Stay Organized – Don’t Be Afraid to Ask for Help
Organization is key to managing trial demands alongside other cases. Learn how detailed checklists and asking for support can help you stay on top of everything.

Lesson 5: Build in Downtime for Your Mental Well-being
Trial can be exhausting. Protect your mental health by scheduling breaks to decompress and recharge, ensuring you’re sharp and focused in court.

These five lessons—staying open to settlement, maintaining professionalism, preparing early, staying organized, and taking care of your mental well-being—can transform how you approach trial. Tune in to this episode to feel more confident and prepared for your next day in court!

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