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Confident Communication Part 4:

Aug 10, 2020
Trisha Volpe, JD
ThemeVision Focus, Trisha Volpe
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Asking questions is an important part of being a lawyer no matter what your practice area. Asking GOOD questions can sometimes be a challenge. What if you’re at trial? Or speaking with a client? Learn more about the strategy behind good questions in this ThemeVision Focus video.

Base-Rate Fallacy

Jul 29, 2020
Dennis P. Stolle, JD, PhD
Video Series for Litigators
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How likely are you to win your lawsuit or your legal motion? Cognitive science sheds light on how to answer that question – with accuracy. Watch this ThemeVision Focus video to hear what you need to know.

Demonstratives: Enlargement Graphic

Jul 1, 2020
David C. Bartholomew
David Bartholomew, ThemeVision Graphics
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July 2020 Demonstratives: Enlargement Graphic An enlargement is a graphic that shows a view of something as an enhanced rendering, often upscaling the portion of interest. In this manner, minute details can be more easily discerned, while still preserving the larger overall context.ThemeVision routinely works with clients to develop enlargements that help accurately focus attention … more »

Confident Communication: Part 3:

Jun 24, 2020
Trisha Volpe, JD
Jury Consultant, ThemeVision Focus, Trisha Volpe
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Sometimes a few simple tools and tricks can make all the difference in your video conference calls. How can you point to important sections in documents or review documents more efficiently during a video conference? What about good lighting? These are all important questions as we try to balance presenting our best selves as lawyers … more »

ThemeVision Focus: Decision Fatigue

Jun 17, 2020
Dennis P. Stolle, JD, PhD
ThemeVision Focus
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Dr. Dennis P. Stolle’s next installment in the ThemeVision Focus Video Series. This video delves into the psychology of good lawyering and fending off decision fatigue. Dr. Stolle, a legal psychologist, offers 5 of his top tips for improving your decision making under difficult circumstances like long trials, depositions, arbitrations, or negotiations. These tips are … more »