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Unlock trial-ready resources by joining the H2H Crew, an online community for plaintiff trial attorneys created by trial consultant Sari de la Motte, author of From Hostage to Hero: Captivate the Jury by Setting Them Free
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The H2H Crew – Trial Training Subscription for Plaintiff Attorneys
On-demand access to the H2H Method™ in action — go inside real courtrooms, real cases, and real moments that matter.
On-Demand Trial Training Videos
Access a rotating collection of training videos pulled directly from live masterclasses, courtroom sessions, and real case work throughout the year.
Extensive Resource Library
Exclusive templates, worksheets, funnels, and years of archived trainings and guest sessions.
Grow Beyond Trial Skills
Beyond courtroom tactics, gain the mindset, strategy, and systems to run your practice efficiently, get paid what you’re worth, and sustain your energy.
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Summer of Learning in the H2H Crew
Join the H2H Crew this summer for exclusive access to an all-star lineup of attorney guest speakers, like Rick Friedman, Zoe Littlepage, Michael Cowen and more!
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What is The H2H Method™?
Most trial education focuses on scripts, strategies, and war stories. We focus on something far more powerful: how jurors experience you.
The H2H Method™, created by acclaimed trial consultant and From Hostage to Hero author Sari de la Motte, is a proven framework trusted by plaintiff attorneys nationwide. We move you past the theory and into the psychology of courtroom connection.
Through trial-skills-based training, mindset conditioning, and real-world application, we help you strip away fear, posturing, and over-preparation. What’s left? Unshakeable clarity, authentic presence, and commanding authority—inside the courtroom and out.
Real Wins, Real Voices
FREE VIDEO TRAINING
Start with the mindset that actually wins cases.
Get immediate access to the first strategies from 8 Strategies to an 8-Figure Verdict for free.
- Master your mindset before trial
- Learn how jurors actually make decisions
- Communicate with clarity, not performance









