Storytelling for Lawyers - Surprisingly Useful Things Lawyers Can Learn from Fiction

1.75HR Webcast

Speaker: Steven Stark

 Steven is a writer, teacher, and lawyer. He is the author of four books, including Writing to Win: The Legal Writer and has been a commentator for CNN, National Public Radio, and the Voice of America, as well as a columnist for the Boston Globe and Montreal Gazette. As a former Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School, he has a vast background in the fields of legal writing, communication, and inter-cultural studies and has taught writing and speaking to thousands of lawyers, judges, business people, and government officials worldwide.

Introduction

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Effective storytelling is a fine and beautiful art: the tale you tell will be remembered long after other orations. In fact, you may recall learning in law school that storytelling is one of the strongest non-violent methods of persuasion - the better storyteller you are, the better you can influence others. Certainly your favourite fiction author has mastered this skill.

What You Will Learn

 Although storytelling is an art, there are skills, tools, and techniques that can be learned in order to develop the talent - both orally and in writing. To be successful, litigators and corporate lawyers must master the art of narrative writing.

Presented by globally acclaimed speaker Steven Stark, MBL's two hour webcast will show you how to pump up your legal works using techniques borrowed from fiction writing. You, too, can make your legal briefs, arguments, letters, memos, and emails almost as compelling and thought provoking as the NY Times Best Seller that you can't put down!

Please contact us to watch this webcast for just AUD$99 for unlimited views within your firm (standard price AUD$385) or bundle five seminars for AUD$399.
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