Special TLC 1-hour Webinar (lecture-format) by Mike Marrinan. This webinar will focus on the basics of bringing an action for violation of constitutional rights by law enforcement and related government officials, pursuant to 42 U.S.C. ' 1983 and other statutory provisions. It will address remedies for injuries inflicted by state and local police officers, federal agents (including ICE and Border Patrol), and jail and prison officials.
Indigent representation requires special skills. Elevate your ability to connect with your client and with their jury at this virtual course. more info...
Mastering the Art of Storytelling in Trial
A week-long, in-person immersion that takes TLC alumni beyond performance and into a deeper connection. Through intensive, story-driven work you will uncover the emotional truth of your client’s experience—and learn to tell it in a way that moves jurors to act. BOOK OWN HOTEL ROOM AT TLC GROUP RATE. more info...
Special TLC 1-hour Webinar (lecture-format) by Andy Delaney. Daubert is not just a shield; it is a sword. TLC-eligible plaintiff and criminal defense lawyers do not have to sit back and wait for the usual defense or prosecution Daubert strike. The same gatekeeping rules that have been used for years to attack our experts apply with equal force to theirs. By mastering Daubert and its progeny (often codified in Rule 702), you can flip the script: expose resultâdriven opinions, analytical gaps, junk methodologies, and experts wandering outside their lane, then move to exclude or tightly limit that testimony before a jury ever hears it. When the motion lands, the tables turn—suddenly the hospital has no causation expert, or the state’s star forensic witness is sidelined or boxed into a tiny corner. This webinar will focus on how TLCâstyle story, cross, and emotional truth combine with Daubert’s technical framework to take away the other side’s “science” and put you in the strongest possible trial position. more info...
An opportunity to reconnect with TLC board members, TLC alumni, future TLC alumni and the TLC executive director.
When: Wednesday, September 16th
Time: 5-7 PM
Where: Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center, 650 15th Street, Denver, CO.
The exact room location will be emailed on the 15th to those who register. more info...
For over 30 years, TLC has helped trial lawyers uncover their most powerful tool: the truth, told through story. At the 3-Week College, you'll step away from routine and dive deep into the TLC Method—through psychodrama, connection, and on-your-feet training. more info...
Voir dire is one of the most critical moments in trial. Before lawyers can earn trust, ask meaningful questions, or help jurors speak honestly, they must first understand where the real danger lives in the case.
In this interactive 90-minute webinar, participants will explore the first essential step of TLC voir dire: identifying danger points. Led in the style of a TLC small group, this program will invite participants to work with real case material, engage with the group, and examine why identifying danger points is crucial to making the remaining steps of voir dire work. This course is exclusive to TLC graduates. The course fee is $100.
Sexual Assault Protocol to teach in 2027 (for faculty only)
11.21.26 9:30am MT 30 minutes. All faculty that want to teach in 2027 must complete this training prior to teaching. If you cannot make the session in November or December, please contact becky@traillawyerscollege.org. more info...
Sexual Assault Protocol to teach in 2027 (for faculty only)
12.6.26 9:30am MT 30 minutes. All faculty that want to teach in 2027 must complete this training prior to teaching. If you cannot make the session in November or December, please contact becky@traillawyerscollege.org. more info...
Catastrophic injury cases require more than strong evidence and expert testimony. They demand a lawyer who can uncover the full human impact of the injury and present that truth with clarity, courage, and authenticity. In this immersive, in-person program, participants will use Trial Lawyers College methods—including psychodrama, role reversal, reenactment, and storytelling—to explore their clients’ lives before and after the injury and identify the deepest losses at the heart of the case.
Participants will strengthen their ability to develop the case, connect with clients, prepare witnesses, and bring the human story into voir dire, opening statement, direct examination, and closing argument. Lawyers will leave better prepared to move beyond medical facts and economic damages, reveal what was truly taken from their clients, and advocate for full and meaningful justice.
Due to the intimate nature of this training, registration will be capped at 20 students.