 
WHY YOU SHOULD USE A TRIAL NOTEBOOK FOR DEPOSITIONS AND
LITIGATION.
A trial notebook makes you money. At the same time the trial notebook
it makes it easy for you to do your work. Good litigators are organized! Use a
notebook system for organizing any case in litigation.
In short, get organized. You will feel much more relaxed if you know where
things are. A notebook allows you to keep things organized.
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Think about efficiency, about leadership, and about client relations.
These are driving forces behind successful litigators. Those are the
reasons why a physical trial notebook is needed, in addition to any computer
(laptop or desktop) system you might have.
You want to be efficient in your use of time. You are going to have to
use paper in litigation. When you are questioning a witness, you cannot be
tied to a computer screen. When you walk up to the judge's desk for a
sidebar conference about an testimony objection, you need citations or
documents on paper to show the judge. You will only have a paper copy of what
the opponent gave you last night in the courtroom, and you need to know where to
find it instantly in the middle of a chambers argument. As you go thru a deposition
or trial, you are making notes about what to ask a witness -- on paper, because
you cannot afford to stop to type on a computer screen; you need a few notes
where you can instantly retrieve them because you are organized.
Once you agree that you do use paper in a deposition or a trial, you need to
remember what office management people for just about a century have said: "If
you have to touch more than five pieces of paper to find what you want,
something is wrong with your filing system." The plain, blunt fact is that the
efficiency experts are right. You need the efficiency of a notebook with
tab dividers. A notebook system, with tab dividers, lets
you find what you want efficiently and with a minimum break in the tempo of the
questioning or the trial. You need a trial notebook.
That leads us to our second point: and that is leadership. The jury (and the
judge) want to find someone to lead them through the trial. The lawyer who
looks the most prepared becomes that leader, and that leader has a psychological
edge.
If you look at successful trial lawyers you will see that they all use some
sort of notebook system. They do it not only because it is efficient and keeps
them organized. They do it also because it makes them look like a leader.
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And this leads us to the third point: client relations. One of the reasons
why the busy trial lawyers almost invariably use a trial notebook system is
because that is the only way you and YOUR STAFF can keep a number of cases
juggled. A trial notebook system allows you to go from case to case and pick up
where your staff or you left off a week ago. You must have a uniform
system from case to case for you and your staff to find the basic information to
go forward on a minutes notice. A trial notebook serves that purpose best.
At this point you may say that you are convinced that a notebook system
works. You say you want to make your own system. That is fine if you can
do it. The problem is that unless you both (a) a management expert, and (b) have
tested your system so you know it works, you are going to be spending time (that
costs money) to develop your own system.
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system was designed by a top trial lawyer, has been used with success in busy
trial firms, and is simple to start using.
Compared to your hourly charge and the amount of time you will save with the
notebook system, the cost of a trial notebook system is negligible.
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