The National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) returns to Seattle University this week for its renowned Deposition Skills program, taking place August 10–11.
GLP Attorneys is proud to share that Shareholder Cydney Campbell Webster will once again serve as a distinguished faculty member, helping guide attorneys through this immersive, hands-on training experience. Widely recognized as the nation’s premier provider of trial advocacy education, NITA has been equipping legal professionals with essential courtroom and litigation skills for more than 50 years through its experiential learning approach.
We are also excited to support the next generation of trial advocates by sponsoring GLP Attorneys Associates Beth Minish, Matt Cole, Evelyn Wallace, and Staff Attorney Alexia Howard Mullins to attend the workshop. Designed for litigators at every stage of their career, the program focuses on strengthening deposition strategy, witness preparation, information gathering, and examination techniques through practical exercises and personalized feedback.
Investing in advocacy skills is an investment in better outcomes for our clients and a stronger pursuit of justice.
