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NITA’s team of practicing lawyers, professors and judges from around the nation dedicates its efforts to the training and development of skilled and ethical legal advocates to improve the adversarial justice system. -
NITA's Goal is to:
-- Promote justice through effective and ethical advocacy.
-- Train and mentor lawyers to be competent and ethical advocates in pursuit of justice.
-- Develop and teach trial advocacy skills to support and promote the effective and fair administration of justice. By PDGACO GaballaLoans
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Tag Archives: studio71
ADR Series Part 5 – ADR in studio71
Trial skills will enhance your ADR skill-set. During the month of January we have focused on bridging the gap of disconnect between the two practices, and we have shown how developing great trial skills can make you better in mediation, arbitration, and negotiation. … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Tips
Tagged ADR, ADR Series Part 5, Arbitration, January ADR Month, Karen M. Lockwood. ADR Series, Mediation, Negotiation, studio71
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Online Deposition Program in the News Again
NITA’s award-winning Online Deposition Program is now the feature of a case study produced by Sonic Foundry. NITA’s incorporation of Mediasite, Sonic Foundry’s lecture capture and webcasting platform, allows for a teaching method called ‘flipped learning’ where participants can watch … Continue reading
Posted in NITA Notes, NITA Press
Tagged mediasite, nita webcasts, online deposition, sonicfoundry, studio71
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Reflection: A Thank You to NITA Faculty
2012 began NITA’s journey towards its next 40 years. The continued theme this year was innovation throughout our learn-by-doing programs, publications, and studio71. The end of 2012 has brought some exciting transitions to the NITA community. We say farewell and … Continue reading
Posted in Programs
Tagged 2012, 2013, john baker, Karen Lockwood, NITA Foundation, NITA Programs, studio71
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Trial Lessons from Cicero to Today
Cost: $0.00 | Runtime: 01:15:50 | Program Type: Advocacy Skills Speaking to a crowd at NITA’s 40th Anniversary Gala James J. Brosnahan discusses the art of jury selection and how it’s changed, and remained the same, From Cicero to 2011. … Continue reading
















