A trial attorney, also known as a litigator, is a lawyer who specializes in representing clients in court proceedings. They are responsible for preparing and presenting cases to judges and juries, as well as cross-examining witnesses and arguing legal points. Trial attorneys may work in a variety of fields, including criminal law, civil law, and family law. They are typically skilled in research, negotiation, and public speaking, and have a deep understanding of the law and legal procedures. Some trial attorneys work for large law firms, while others may work for the government or have their own private practice.

The job of a trial attorney is to represent clients in court proceedings and to advocate on their behalf. This involves preparing and presenting cases to judges and juries, as well as cross-examining witnesses and arguing legal points. A trial attorney may work in a variety of fields, including criminal law, civil law, and family law. They are responsible for researching the relevant laws and legal precedents, developing a legal strategy, and presenting their clients’ cases in a compelling and persuasive manner. Trial attorneys must be skilled in public speaking and be able to think quickly and effectively in high-pressure situations. They must also have a deep understanding of the legal system and be able to navigate complex legal procedures.

Jonathan Kieschnick is a trial lawyer based in Houston, Texas. He has experience representing clients in a wide range of legal cases, including personal injury, criminal defense, and civil litigation. Mr. Kieschnick has a reputation for being a skilled and aggressive advocate who is committed to fighting for his clients’ rights. He can be reached at 281 538 9200.

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