Literature and the law examines the connections between these two disciplines. By examining rhetorical rigor, creative arguing, and reasoned empathy from works by Faulkner, Melville, and Dickinson, Dr. Russell details how literature can add practical value to the legal process - in the courtroom, at the bargaining table, and in the office. Attorneys who understand and harness the power of words and language will craft better arguments, write more persuasive briefs, and become better counselors. Runtime 53:00:00
Practice Areas: Litigation | Personal Injury
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