9/1/26 @ 12: 15 pm CST

Topic: The Color of Persuasion, How Your Wardrobe Choice Can Impact Parties in Court, in Mediation, and at the Office

Speaker: Kerry Heaps, Founder, Chromatic Counsel

This session explores how color works as a strategic, nonverbal tool of persuasion in the legal profession, shaping perception, trust, and credibility before a word is spoken. From the origins and psychology of individual colors to seasonal analysis and the interplay of hue and shade, we examined how attorneys can dress deliberately for court, mediation, client meetings, and networking. Here’s a brief video promo.

(IL MCLE credit for live webcast only. No MCLE credit for on demand webcast.)

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Committee Chair, Job Title, Firm/Company, Email Address:
Mathew Kerbis, Subscription Attorney LLC, kerbis@subscriptionattorney.com
Charles Krugel, Charles A. Krugel, Labor & Employment Law on Behalf of Business, cak1@charlesakrugel.com

Committee Co-Vice Chair(s):
John Risvold, The Collins Law Firm, P.C., jrisvold@collinslaw.com
Amanda Carey, The Carey Center for Justice, amanda@careycenter.org