If a financial institution picks you to represent them in an
important case, they clearly did so because you have a reputation for knowing
your stuff. But let’s face it: you went to law school, not business school, and
there’s a whole world of laws, personalities, and jargon that are specific to
the financial industry that you likely aren’t familiar with.
In this situation, the best thing to do would be to retain a
finance industry specialist to offer you help during this difficult case.
A Specialist Will Help You See the Big Picture
Finance law can be a big tangled mess of complexities and
convolutions. In the midst of all this, you need to answer the key question:
what’s my strategy, here?
A litigation support specialist will help you
reduce the massively complicated legal issues down to a few key points from
which you can build your overall strategy. If you have a specialist with
big-time industry experience, that will be even better. They will be able to give
you greater insight into how the industry runs behind the scenes, so you’ll be
able to construct a more believable series of events for your case narrative.
Expert Testimony Will Boost Your Case
If you think finance law is complicated for you, imagine
what it’s like for the jury. The last thing you want to do is to bore jurors
with nonsensical finance talk. This is why you should retain a specialist who
can take the stand and help paint a clear picture of the events to the jurors.
Even if the details are complicated, if your witness can
simplify the core issues down to a single compelling narrative, it’ll be the
umbrella that the rest of the case will live under, and you’ll have a much
better shot at lodging that narrative into the jurors’ heads.
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