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16 min What a Supreme Court Litigator Knows About Persuasion
After more than 40 arguments before the Supreme Court, Neal Katyal’s lesson is counterintuitive: “confidence is the enemy of persuasion.” Winning isn’t about grand rhetoric — it’s about empathy and preparation.
The best advocates get into the other side’s head, understand the strongest version of the opposing argument, and practice relentlessly. For any firm, that’s the same discipline that earns a client’s trust.
“Confidence is the enemy of persuasion.”
— a litigator with 40+ Supreme Court arguments. Persuasion isn’t rhetoric. It’s empathy — getting into the other side’s head.
The best argument isn’t the loudest one. It’s the most prepared — and the most empathetic. That’s as true in a client meeting as it is at the Supreme Court.
Q: What makes an argument persuasive?
A: Empathy and preparation — understanding the other side’s position better than they do, not grand rhetoric.
Q: How do top litigators prepare?
A: Relentless practice — moot courts where colleagues throw every possible question at them before the real thing.
• Confidence is the enemy of persuasion.
• Persuasion is empathy — getting into people’s heads.
• Preparation wins: moot the argument until it’s airtight.
• A good argument can outlive you and reach future minds.
“Persuasion is about empathy, about getting into people’s heads.”
“If you make a good argument, it has the power to outlive you, to reach those future minds.”
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