Zach Hafer of Cooley. Courtesy photo
Closing arguments always entail drama.
They’re where lawyers get to stitch together all the evidence that’s come out during trial to tell their best version of what happened.
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Zach Hafer, who spent 14 years as a federal prosecutor in Boston prior to joining Cooley last year, says closing arguments are where a lawyer takes the complex and makes it simple, uses visuals to do so, and gives the jury a roadmap for deliberations.
September 12, 2022 at 07:30 AM
6 minute read
Editor/columnist
Closing arguments always entail drama.
They’re where lawyers get to stitch together all the evidence that’s come out during trial to tell their best version of what happened.
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