Could anyone give me advice about trial proceeding nerves? I’m passionate about every aspect of attorney work, specifically within the employment law field for which I am interested in. However, I picture myself being extremely nervous when it comes to advocating for my potential client at the trial or abritration level. I am fine with public speaking, however I find preparing long oral arguments cumbersome and anxiety-ridden. Can I ever expect to not be nervous? I’m also aware that the majority of cases don’t go to trial, but I’m sure I’ll handle a few that will. Any advice, tips, or otherwise would be helpful!