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Nick Rowley – Brutal Honesty and Standing Up to Bullies in the Courtroom
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Bullies are the same whether they’re in a schoolyard or the courtroom. Either way, Nick Rowley will fight back.
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by distinguished trial lawyer Nick Rowley of The Rowley Law Firm and Trial Lawyers for Justice. Nick is an accomplished attorney who has tried over 170 cases and secured over $2 billion in verdicts and settlements for clients.
Tune in as Dan and Nick talk about how to use Nick’s renowned “brutal honesty” technique in voir dire, his trial against Tesla, why you shouldn’t try to win your case in opening right now, and why–even after all those trials–Nick still makes time to do focus groups to practice his voir dire and opening before trial.
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Episode Snapshot
- Nick Rowley’s journey to becoming a trial lawyer
- Nick’s renowned Trial by Human program
- Running with the Bulls and other books by Nick Rowley
- Nick’s televised trial against Tesla in Indiana
- Using brutal honesty during voir dire
- Nick’s proudest accomplishments as a trial lawyer
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