Build Your Case When You're Exhausted and Out of Time
A free training with Rebecca Zung, Esq., The Leverage Lawyer. Learn how to organize, prioritize, and create leverage, even when you’re exhausted and out of time.
- Every Tuesday · 10 AM Pacific · 12 PM Central · 1 PM Eastern
- Next session: this Tuesday
Free. Can’t make it? Sign up anyway and we’ll send you the replay.
What you’ll learn in Leverage Lab.
Decode the dynamics
Understand the strategy behind high-conflict cases.
Find your hidden leverage
Identify the patterns that influence negotiations and court perception.
Shift the narrative
Apply proven principles to protect your credibility and strengthen your position.
Build your next move
Turn strategy into a clear, actionable path forward.
You’ll discover
- What’s really happening in your case, and the patterns shaping the conflict.
- How to identify your strongest assets, overlooked opportunities, and the gaps that may be weakening your position.
- How to protect your credibility, counter manipulation, and strengthen how your case is perceived.
- A practical, step-by-step plan to take action with more clarity and confidence.
You’ll walk away with
- How to break down what’s actually happening in your case.
- How to identify your leverage and your leverage gaps, even if it feels like you don’t have any.
- How to make a step-by-step plan you can act on right away.
- And how to carry that plan out.
You don’t need a bigger legal bill. You need an unfair advantage.
Rebecca breaks down the strategy she uses to help people:
- Shift court perception, even with a master manipulator on the other side.
- Protect their credibility and stop a smear campaign.
- Neutralize manipulation.
A working session, not theory: practical strategies and real examples.
Rebecca Zung, Esq., The Leverage Lawyer.
A 25-year trial attorney specializing in high-conflict litigation, recognized by U.S. News as one of the Best Lawyers in America, USA Today bestselling author, and TEDx speaker.
She created SLAY AI™, a private platform that helps people organize their information and build strategic leverage in high-conflict cases.
What changes when your information is organized.
“Today in court my attorney said the timeline that I gave him helped tremendously… the judge is seeing what I am trying to express. It looked very bleak until I started to gather my information and having slay AI put it together!”
Sheila C., going through a high-conflict divorce“I truly appreciate how the system reinforces patience. By asking for verification of dates and times repeatedly, it ensures everything is legitimate. These are exactly the types of questions I expect to face from opposing counsel or a judge.”
Anthony G., preparing for a legal case“Slay AI has been so validating and empowering tool for me. The help with correspondence has saved me SO MUCH MONEY!”
Emily W., SLAY AI user“SLAY AI was invaluable. It showed me how to organize, gave me legal verbiage even encouraged me when I was DONE and Fed Up… It didn’t give up on me and wouldn’t let me give up on myself.”
Lianne L., pro se, with a little attorney advice“I just can’t stop working on Slay AI. I never thought logging evidence could be so much fun. I have almost 100 incidents logged!”
Julianne H., SLAY AI userThese are individual experiences. Results vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Before you sign up.
Is it free?
Yes. It is a free online training with Rebecca Zung.
When is it?
Every Tuesday at 10 AM Pacific, 12 PM Central, 1 PM Eastern. After you sign up, you’ll get the link to join by email.
What if I can’t make it?
Sign up anyway and we’ll send you the replay.
Who is it for?
Anyone dealing with a high-conflict person in a legal matter: custody and co-parenting, divorce, protective orders, estates and inheritance, workplace and business disputes.
Is this legal advice?
No. The training is educational. It does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not replace advice from a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
Save your free seat for Tuesday.
Bring your questions. Leave with a plan.
Free. Can’t make it? Sign up anyway and we’ll send you the replay.
Please note this disclaimer, and terms and conditions: While Rebecca Zung is a licensed attorney in the State of Florida in the United States, the information provided here shall not be construed as legal or psychological advice. For advice specific to your situation, please consult a licensed attorney or psychologist in your specific jurisdiction.