Counsel lecterns built to stand beside the bench.
A courtroom podium has one job: let counsel address the bench and the jury from a piece of furniture that looks like it belongs there. Every hardwood lectern on this page comes in a choice of stains, and the computer lecterns keep a laptop screen facing the attorney rather than the gallery. Law firms use the same range for the conference room, the moot court, and the CLE seminar.
What courts, firms, and law schools order most:
- The Counselor, the Conquest, and the Royal, solid hardwood lecterns for the well of the court
- The DVP2627 down-view computer lectern for courtrooms and firms that present from a laptop
- The VH1 Deluxe and H2 Custom aluminum podiums for training rooms and moot court
- The Aristocrat 600 with keyboard tray for a working lectern on a budget
Every order ships free in the lower 48. Courts and counties can request a written quote and send a purchase order when it clears.
Customers in this industry include
- U.S. District Courts
- U.S. Court of Appeals
- Delaware Court of Chancery
- Superior Court of California
- U.S. Attorney's Office
- Federal Public Defender
- WilmerHale
- Jackson County Circuit Court
- Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court
- Eaton County Trial Courts
Customer names are from our order records. No endorsement is implied.
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