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Any litigator is going to have to deal with losses and will probably suffer many of them
J. Gary Gwilliam
2008 November
Establish rapport, frame your argument, link the money to wrongdoing and ask for what your client deserves
J. Gary Gwilliam
2009 May
Have your nerves gotten in the way? Here are practical suggestions on de-stressing so you can gain the upper hand in the courtroom
J. Gary Gwilliam
2009 June
Don’t mention the “R” word to this over-70 club. Old warriors’ hearts are strong and their weapons are as effective and deadly as ever
J. Gary Gwilliam
2009 August
Web sites, blogging, social media? Go for it!
J. Gary Gwilliam
2009 November
How you approach the trial, as art or sport, may well affect the outcome
J. Gary Gwilliam
2009 December
What happens if trial lawyers don’t try cases to a jury anymore?
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 January
We try far fewer jury trials today than ten years ago. Is the growing number of women in trial practice a factor in this conundrum? Are women in the law a factor?
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 February
Challenged with managing huge caseloads, how much are judges to blame for the disappearance of jury trials?
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 March
Different doesn’t mean weaker, it just means different
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 May
Male trial lawyers are fighting issues of “hidden spirituality” and “false masculinity” that carry over into their professional relationships with women
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 July
Could jury consultants and mock trials be used more creatively to resolve cases?
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 August
Is a “spiritual trial lawyer” an oxymoron?
J. Gary Gwilliam
2010 November
A prominent attorney continues his psycho-spiritual journey
J. Gary Gwilliam
2011 January
Stress tips for the pandemic from a working-mother trial lawyer and a seasoned trial lawyer
Jayme L. WalkerJ. Gary Gwilliam
2021 March
