Your testimony should be given with conviction in your words. The jury will look to you to be honest about your injury and the incident that caused it. Thus, the way in which you present your story is just as important as the story itself. The jury needs to be able to believe you, understand you, and, in turn, agree with you. Below are several techniques you may find useful in presenting your testimony to the jury effectively. Consult with your personal injury attorney for more tips about testifying.
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