We work in what we call an “argument tracker.”
An argument tracker is a template we use to catalogue the issues, arguments, and subarguments in a case and to distill them to their basic units – premise, evidence, conclusion. All of our case analysis, brief writing, and witness outlines are created and refined in an argument tracker.

The argument tracker allows us to:

• determine the foundational facts that a jury is likely to believe are true.
• frame a question for the jury based on that foundation that will maximize the probability of victory.
• locate the holes or weak spots in our case that must be eliminated.

Using the argument tracker we can quickly create a deep and accurate analysis of a set of facts and law, and synthesize it in a way that maximizes the chances of victory.