Law Practice,
Civil Rights
Jun. 10, 2020
It’s never too soon to prepare for trial: The seeds of good trial preparation begin early in litigation.
Whether representing a plaintiff or defendant, it is never too soon to prepare your case for trial. Be the captain of your ship and direct the case to where it needs to go as you prepare for trial. Preparing for trial begins with knowing the substantive claims and defenses in your case, understanding the evidence, and crafting your client’s story in a timeline.
Jason E. Fellner
Partner
Fellner Law Group
Legal malpractice
University of San Francisco School of Law
Whether representing a plaintiff or defendant, it is never too soon to prepare your case for trial. Be the captain of your ship and direct the case to where it needs to go as you prepare for trial. Preparing for trial begins with knowing the substantive claims and defenses in your case, understanding the evidence, and crafting your client's story in a timeline.
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