The articulate advocate

For anyone, lawyer or not, who experiences "butterflies in the stomach" during public speaking events, the chapter in the book about adrenaline is valuable. Adrenaline can actually help.

People tell me I have great presence when I speak. This book gave me the basic fundamentals to create "presence.

I teach trial advocacy at the college level and this year I was fortunate to incorporate "The Articulate Advocate" into my curriculum for the first time. The book takes a unique approach to an important, but often overlooked, aspect of trial practice: how to speak persuasively and communicate in the courtroom.