Daniel Levy will speak at the upcoming Practising Law Institute (PLI) seminar, “From the Trenches: High Profile Trials 2013,” on December 16, 2013 in New York City.  Dan’s presentation will provide an in-depth review of recent high-profile perjury, obstruction of justice, and false statements trials, including U.S. v. Clemens, U.S. v. Bonds, and U.S. v. Jones, and will discuss:

  • The uptick in recent perjury trials against athletes;
  • The unique problems perjury trials present for the prosecution;
  • The strategies and techniques employed by the prosecution and defense in the Clemens trial; and,
  • How the Clemens trial compared with the Bonds trial, and other high-profile trials, including the trials against Lil’ Kim and Martha Stewart.

This seminar will focus on critical issues and strategies raised in the most significant white collar and regulatory trials of the past few years. The panelists will analyze trial strategies; jury selection; hostile witness testimony; unpredictable moments; the best and worst trial techniques; opening and closing statements; and much more. 

For more information, or to register, please click here.

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