Trial Magazine

I’d be an expert in linguistics—how amazing it would be to learn a new language easily!

Rayna E. Kessler, Robins Kaplan, New York, NY

We all know the law, but telling our client’s story with the facts at hand and convincing a jury of the righteousness of our client’s claim is an art I’d love to master. Intertwining case facts with complicated legal principles is a skill that only the best storytellers have.

Ken Laska, Segal & Laska, Bristol, CT

I would love to be an expert in e-discovery and the preservation of ESI. It is more important now than ever to understand how to access relevant digital information that could be critical to our clients’ cases.

John Slack, Bubalo Law, Louisville, KY

I wish I could become even a novice in understanding Medicare and its relationship to settlements.

Pamela O’Dwyer, Paty Rymer & Ulin, Chattanooga, TN

I’d like to be an expert in speed reading—and have a photographic memory!

Devin Kelly, Roxanne Conlin & Associates, Des Moines, IA

I’d be an expert father, husband, friend, and family member.

Kevin M. Habberfield, Black, Lyle & Habberfield, Olean, NY