The Advocacy Podcast

In today's 'Brief' episode, we focus on the intricate art of active listening within the courtroom. Jo Delahunty KC highlights the array of skills essential for trial advocacy, while Lucy Cornell emphasizes the profound impact of silence. James Pereira KC brings it all together with compelling examples of tuning into more than just spoken words. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this installment of our 'Brief' series, we extract key lessons from previous discussions, honing in on the closing speech or argument. Allison Summers KC and Carl Heaton KC delve into the nuances of this crucial juncture in legal battles. Listen in and garner insights that can influence those lasting impressions in the courtroom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learn strategies for addressing challenging aspects of a case in the courtroom. Understand the importance of confronting weaknesses and bad facts that could harm a case. Gain insights into techniques for handling bad facts and considering individuals with learning disabilities. Discover the process of analyzing documents related to problematic issues.

Legal writing experts Ross Guberman and James Rapley KC unpack the intricacies of effective written advocacy, from infusing your work with intellectual energy to the importance of clarity and precision. Tune in to discover how to transform your writing into a formidable asset in your legal toolkit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join experts Rex Parris, Jo Sidhu KC, and Justin Kahn as they discuss the neurology of courtroom anxiety, attaining a zen-like state in legal battles, and refining advocacy techniques through neuroscience. Topics covered include vulnerability in the legal profession, emotional intelligence, mindfulness, tuning into emotions, and utilizing neuroscience principles in legal advocacy.

This episode zeroes in on the foundation of legal success: impeccable preparation. We bring together insights from three luminaries of the English Bar—Anesta Weekes KC, Professor Jo Delahunty KC, and Jo Sidhu KC. Listen in as they unpack their unique methods, guaranteeing readiness each time they step into the courtroom. For more information about The Advocacy Coach visit https://www.theadvocacycoach.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we center on the pivotal skill of finding and honing your voice. We start with the motivating insights of Professor Leslie Thomas KC. This is followed by the perspectives of former Queensland's Director of Public Prosecution, His Honour Judge Carl Heaton KC. Rounding out our discussion, Lucy Cornell, a globally renowned voice coach for trial lawyers, shares her indispensable advice.  For more information about The Advocacy Coach visit https://www.theadvocacycoach.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Explore the significance of trilogies in written and oral advocacy with experts Ross Guberman and Roger Dodd. They discuss the value of the triadic structure, how trilogies enhance speeches and arguments, and make propositions simple and memorable.

Hon. Justice Ann Ainslie-Wallace shares effective case analysis techniques. Ian Robertson SC explains navigating complex cases with challenging expert opinions. Topics include developing a case theory in a group, avoiding mistakes in court, and analyzing an expert's conclusion.

In this episode, we've compiled key takeaways from our past interviews with notable figures like Sarah Clarke KC, Ian Robertson SC, and the prosecutors of Derek Chauvin, Jerry Blackwell and Steve Schleicher. Dive into practical advice and experiences that can benefit advocates at any level. Tune in to understand the continuous process of improving one's advocacy skills, no matter where you are in your career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.