Coverage Counsel Is In - Ep. 13
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Coverage Counsel Is In
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Opening statement or opening argument? In this episode of Coverage Counsel Is In, Robert Sallander will prove to you that an opening is argument and an excellent and foundational opportunity to connect with a jury in a way that helps them like you, trust you, and want to find in your favor.
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