Trying Cases to Win

Trying Cases to Win is a comprehensive legal reference focused on the art of trial practice and civil procedure. In this first volume, author Herbert Jay Stern shares professional strategies for navigating the United States court system. The text provides a detailed guide to the practice of law, specifically focusing on evidence and the technical aspects of trial litigation.

Stern emphasizes direct examination techniques to help lawyers maintain control during proceedings. Through the use of actual case transcripts, the book explores critical elements of law such as depositions, cross-examination, and summation. This volume serves as a practical manual for legal professionals seeking to master the complexities of evidence and court procedure to achieve successful outcomes in the courtroom.