Clifford Law Offices partner Sarah F. King will serve as a featured faculty member at the 2025 Trial School Symposium, an intensive three-day training program designed for plaintiff’s attorneys on November 7-9, at Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
Trial School is a national nonprofit dedicated to providing free, high-level advocacy training to plaintiff trial lawyers. The 2025 program offers a full day of hands-on instruction focused exclusively on developing and sharpening delivery, cross-examination, final arguments, and other courtroom skills required to succeed in trial.
King will deliver a morning lecture on “Impeachment and Exhibits on Cross,” guiding attendees through effective strategies for exposing inconsistencies, undermining credibility, and using key documents to strengthen the case narrative. She will also work directly with participants in small-group sessions, incorporating interactive case studies from high-stakes litigation and providing personalized feedback during exercises.
As one of Illinois’ leading medical malpractice trial attorneys, Sarah King offers extensive courtroom experience and a strong commitment to training the next generation of advocates. She is recognized for her relentless dedication and exceptional work ethic in pursuing justice for those harmed by medical negligence, especially in cases involving birth injuries and maternal mortality. Her meticulous investigation and preparation of complex cases have earned her a reputation for securing landmark results on behalf of her clients. Sarah has played a key role in some of Clifford Law Offices’ most notable medical malpractice trials, including a $101 million record verdict for a baby who suffered catastrophic birth injuries, a $14 million jury award for a woman debilitated by a negligent prescription, and a $15.55 million verdict in a wrongful death case following a massive hemorrhage during a C-section.
To learn more about the 2025 Trial School Symposium, click here.