Focusing only on the strengths of your case, and disregarding the weaknesses that almost every case has is a recipe for losing your case in court, or not doing as well as you otherwise could before a judge or jury. One of the best ways to prepare for trial is to do the exact opposite - think of the best arguments that the other side is going to make at trial in order to win, and then prepare your best responses to those arguments, so that the chances of you being surprised at trial with arguments you never thought of before are slim to none.
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