This edited Q&A and discussion with Domino Theory author Edward Capozzi walks listeners through how Capozzi successfully handles cases, from inception to verdict, in a clear and chronological order. He discusses how he uses the domino theory to prove and present a case, and the tools he uses to keep jurors engaged while he demonstrates how the defendant caused the harm done to his client.

In this presentation you will learn:

• How Capozzi came up with the domino theory and why it works
• How to collect dominos during discovery
• How to keep jurors engaged
• How to use treatment timelines to your advantage
• Different ways to create a visual timeline to help jurors clearly see what happened
• How to show that the defendant’s negligence was the proximate cause not only of the accident but of all the injuries your client suffered
• How to put injuries caused by an accident in context, despite the plaintiff’s age, degenerative disc disease, or prior injuries
• Why and how you should call defense doctors out on their diagnoses and medical evidence
• When to be daring and break the standard rules of cross-examination, especially when asking questions you don’t know the answer to

Capozzi also addresses listener questions such as:

• How to deal with a defense doctor who gives an opinion on your client’s injuries without an examination
• When to introduce the domino demonstration in trial
• How to use the domino theory with multiple defendants
• How to use the dominos in a case where the plaintiff had been treating before the accident
• Dealing with defense objections, or motions to keep the dominos out of the trial
• Proving proximate cause in no property damage cases
• Strategies for representing a plaintiff who has been in prior auto accidents
• How do you address clients who used a chiropractor before and after the accident

This recorded fireside chat offers insights and advice for trial lawyers looking for new and better ways to try their cases.

Please Note: Audiobooks are accessed through the “Trial Guides Bookshelf” in your account page. Or through the “Trial Guides App for Lawyers” available from Google Play or the Apple App Store.

Click here for further information on Audiobooks

*This interview was originally offered to customers as part of our Trial Guides LIVE Fireside Chat series. The content has been re-mastered and edited for brevity and clarity.