Lexis Nexis Releases Comprehensive Guide to Jury Advocacy in Third Edition
March 13th, 2025 7:00 AM
By: HRmarketer Editorial
The third edition of 'Addressing the Jury' provides legal professionals with advanced techniques for jury trial advocacy, offering insights into psychological strategies and evidence presentation. The book represents a critical resource for lawyers seeking to improve trial outcomes.

Legal professionals specializing in personal injury litigation have a new tool to enhance their courtroom performance with the release of the third edition of 'Addressing the Jury: Achieving Fair Verdicts in Personal Injury Cases' by Lexis Nexis.
The updated publication, authored by experienced civil jury lawyers Roger Oatley and Troy Lehman, offers an in-depth exploration of jury decision-making psychology and advanced advocacy techniques. By providing comprehensive guidance on developing persuasive trial strategies, the book addresses a critical need for legal professionals seeking to improve their courtroom effectiveness.
This edition introduces several innovative features that distinguish it from previous versions. Most notably, the book includes exclusive audio chapters featuring actual opening and closing statements from a successful jury trial, accompanied by strategic analysis. These recordings provide practitioners with unprecedented insight into real-world litigation techniques.
The authors have significantly expanded examination techniques, offering detailed guidance on witness examination and cross-examination strategies. By focusing on maximizing persuasive impact, the book equips lawyers with tools to construct more compelling arguments and anticipate opposing counsel's potential approaches.
While particularly valuable for emerging legal professionals preparing for their first jury trials, the publication remains an essential reference for seasoned advocates. Its comprehensive approach bridges theoretical knowledge with practical courtroom application, making it a potentially transformative resource for legal professionals across experience levels.
The book's significance extends beyond individual skill development, potentially influencing broader legal practice by providing standardized, research-backed approaches to jury advocacy. By systematically addressing psychological factors that influence jury decision-making, Oatley and Lehman offer a strategic framework for more effective legal representation.
Lawyers specializing in personal injury litigation, trial advocacy, and legal education will find this publication particularly relevant. Its comprehensive approach to understanding jury dynamics represents a significant contribution to legal professional development.
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