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Trial Prep for Paralegals
Michael L. Coyne & Ursala Furi-Perry
National Institute for Trial Advocacy
361 Centennial Parkway, Suite 220, Louisville, CO 80027
9781601560841, $35.00, www.nita.org
The future of people's lives hang in the balance during trials. "Trial
Prep for Paralegals" is a guide for those who are faced with the
challenge of defending their client but are not that experienced with
trials themselves. With plenty of examples from two experienced
lawyers who have faced many trials, they offer sound advice for
preparing oneself and their client for the arduous task of defending
oneself in the court of law. "Trial Prep for Paralegals" is a must for
any rookie lawyer who may have to go to trial.
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