Trial lawyers tell stories when they are trying to connect with the fact finder- the person or people who will be making decisions of whether to find in favor of their client(s). Why are stories important? Stories
• make points
• evoke emotion
• connect with the audience
• make people laugh
• touch hearts
• create empathy
• teach lessons
• get attention
• allow the fact finder to get into the shoes of the client
• persuade the listener to accept your presentation of the facts
• let people know you understand them

To be effective, stories should be tightly constructed, set the scene, make the points, and be delivered with impact.

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