Keith explores the psychology behind using familiar sayings to make pivotal points in ways that stick. &nbsp; He bases his theory on the idea that people embrace old adages because they have roots in their childhood, and bring a level of comfort to the conversation, making the speaker seem naturally trustworthy. &nbsp; Trust is vital in the courtroom, and can easily make or break a case. &nbsp; The conversation is between Keith and Jason Ingber, Director of Legal Services at Morgan &amp; Morgan of LA. &nbsp; Subscribe for more episodes! &nbsp; Have a case? We're happy to take a look here:  &nbsp; f you have a case that you think me or my team would be able to help you with or handle, you can reply to this email. You can email me:&nbsp;  I personally read every reply. &nbsp; &nbsp; I'm now on LinkedIn, let's connect:&nbsp; &nbsp; For more visit:&nbsp;

Resurrecting Recognizable Phrases

Learn the art of outsmarting from the defense’s worst nightmare himself, Keith Mitnik. Join the star litigator each month as he shares his “trial nuggets” — proven trial preparation exercises that can block the defense and turn a case in your favor — in his new podcast, Keith Mitnik’s Monthly Brushstrokes.

Resurrecting Recognizable Phrases

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