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January 11, 2023 | 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

Byron's SouthEnd
101 W Worthington Ave
Charlotte, NC 28203

Pricing
Members: Complimentary to our members and any of their corporate guests (paralegals, IT, HR or senior staff)

Overview (Program Summary)

A program hosted by:

ACC Charlotte

For most of us lawyers, analyzing a legal problem rightly focuses on dissecting the material facts, applying the right law, and reaching a sound, supportable legal conclusion. But it’s never too early in any dispute to start thinking about advocating your position with a story that sells. Whether you are informally making an argument to opposing counsel in a business transaction, seeking technical legal relief from a panel of arbitrators, or delivering a plea for justice to a jury, finding the right story can make the difference between persuasive advocacy and... something else. 

Robinson Bradshaw's panel of trial lawyers will talk about the role that narrative techniques play in the resolution of ordinary and extraordinary legal disputes—with just the right number of war stories thrown in.

Schedule:
12pm Lunch
12:30 - 1:30pm CLE


Speakers

John "Buddy" Wester, Robinson Bradshaw
Stephen Cox, Robinson Bradshaw
Rob Harrington, Robinson Bradshaw

CLE

Credits: 1 hour of General CLE credit pending in NC
State: North Carolina
Category: General

Contact (RSVP)

Kathleen Smits, Assistant Executive Director

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ACC

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