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Effective Advocate Training Program: Arbitration Advocacy DVD Set

Effective Advocate Training Program: Arbitration Advocacy DVD Set

What if there could be 16 leading advocacy experts from around the country in a private classroom as guest lecturers teaching arbitration and trial advocacy skills? What if they were always available? Now they are with the 21st Century Textbook, Arbitration Advocacy.


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Publisher :NITA
Format: 3 DVDs , DVD

ISBN: 9780971768734

2010
 
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    What if there could be 16 leading advocacy experts from around the country in a private classroom as guest lecturers teaching arbitration and trial advocacy skills? What if they were always available? Now they are with the 21st Century Textbook, Arbitration Advocacy.
    Utilizing 16 advocacy experts and the latest instructional technology, delivered in a reliable easy to use DVD format, Arbitration Advocacy brings the case of Midstate v. Rogers to life in a powerful self-directed learning environment that is as valuable for advocates as it is for instructors.

    Carefully crafted lectures and performances critiqued by an expert panel turn the case into a learning experience as it unfolds. Mini-lectures on relevant topics such as case analysis, opening statements and witness examinations provide in-depth instruction that can augment classroom lectures and provide advocates the opportunity to explore topics more in-depth on their own.

    The realism of the case is enhanced by a complete set of exhibits that can be examined in real-time as they are presented. The Federal Rules of Evidence can be seen when there are objections and rulings by the arbitrator during the case.

    A complete 295 page Trial Book is included in a digital format, complete with editable forms so that there is everything for advocates to prepare and present a case themselves. Bring the classroom into the 21st century with this powerful effective advocate training program.

    Learn more and watch a video demo at www.effectiveadvocatetraining.com.

    Reviews

    "A powerful new way to teach and learn"

    - Greg Smith, Editor in Chief, NITA

    "This is far better than any textbook I have ever used. I keep going back to it over and over again."

    - Brittany, Law Student

    "You could never bring this much talent together for one course. The breadth and depth of the content is astounding."

    - Margaret Marrinan, District Judge

    "This has the potential to revolutionize the entire legal textbook industry.."

    - Frank Harris, Executive Director, Minnesota CLE

    "An advocacy training game changer."

    - Angela Vigil, Attorney, Baker & Mckenzie

    "A terrific way to learn effective advocacy skills on your own time and at your own pace".

    - Christine Ver Ploeg, Professor & Arbitrator

     

    John O. Sonsteng


    John O. Sonsteng joined the William Mitchell College of Law faculty in 1979 and immediately began working on the college's trial advocacy and other skills courses. With colleague Roger Haydock, he created more than fifty trial skills videotapes and manuals for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA) and developed the college's lawyering, advocacy and practicum classes. He received his B.A. and J.D. degrees from the University of Minnesota. Professor Sonsteng has played an active role in NITA, serving as a faculty member since 1974, regional director since 1989, and facilitating more than one hundred training sessions for the organization. He is a member of NITA's Program Director's Advisory Committee. His commitment to educating law students and lawyers was recognized by NITA with the 2007 Honorable Prentice H. Marshall Faculty Award. He was the first recipient of the "Advocate" award from the Minnesota State Bar Association for outstanding achievement and contribution to the bar. The National College of Trial Lawyers honored Sonsteng with the Emil Gumpert Award for excellence in teaching trial advocacy. Sonsteng created the NITA's first online Effective Advocate Training Program and recently published the Practicum Series Advocacy Exercises, with NITA, based on the materials he designed for William Mitchell Legal Practicum courses. He co-created William Mitchell's hands-on Business Practice and General Practice Legal Practicum courses and has taught advanced advocacy, criminal law and criminal procedure during his thirty years at William Mitchell. He was recently named director of international programs and is working with students, faculty, and alumni on codifying and expanding Mitchell's international opportunities. Professor Sonsteng was a Fulbright Lecturer in Aberdeen, Scotland and a City Solicitors Education Trust Visiting Professor in Litigation Advocacy at England's Nottingham Law School. He lectures frequently for the Labor Arbitration Institute throughout the United States. He has taught advocacy skills throughout the United States, Canada, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Singapore and Turkey. He has trained lawyers in effective advocacy skills in law firms and companies. Before joining the Mitchell faculty, he served as the elected Dakota County attorney and prior to that was an assistant Hennepin County attorney. He was the president of the Minnesota County Attorney's Association and served on the board of the National District Attorney's Association. He also has served on many public and private boards. In 2010, Sonsteng was named the recipient of the John J. McAulay Legal Educator Award, by the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International. The prestigious annual award recognizes an educator whose contribution to legal education epitomizes the fraternity's ideal of a lifetime of dedication to the principles of integrity, compassion, courage, and professional service.

     

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