Elawvate: The Trial Lawyer Podcast

Benjamin Gideon & Rahul Ravipudi

Trial Law

Personal Injury Law

Medical Malpractice

Personal Injury

Legal Cases

Tobacco Litigation

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Expert Institute

Judith Livingston

Psychiatric Negligence

Nitrous Oxide

System Failure In Healthcare

Necrotizing Enterocolitis

Expert Testimony

Drug Addiction

Legal Advocacy

Court Reporting

Baby Formula Litigation

Abbott Laboratories

Surveillance Evidence In Court

Where personal growth meets the practice of trial law, and where trial lawyers learn, share and grow to elevate their trial law practices, law firms and lives. Produced and Powered by LawPods.com

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Publishes	Twice monthly	Episodes	120	Founded	5 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Are You Speaking with an Authentic Voice at Trial? With Jeremy D'Amico

Jeremy D'Amico describes how his authentic trial voice transformed difficult facts into compelling narratives that yielded major verdicts: $45 million for a speeding Marine who wasn't wearing his motorcycle helmet and $23 million for an autistic boy ... more

13 Oct 2025 • 54 min

AI that Helps You Work Smarter for Clients, with Will Davis and Ed Kirk

“Occasionally, we will introduce our listeners to a new product that's designed to help trial lawyers do a better job for their clients and their practices,” host Ben Gideon explains as he kicks off this episode about Supio, legal AI for personal inj... more

29 Sep 2025 • 53 min

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Winning $27.7 Million from Conservative Jurors, with John Heenan

“It is not easy to get substantial damage awards from Montana jurors,” says John Heenan of Billings-based Heenan & Cook. Yet conservative Montana jurors awarded $27.7 million in his negligence case against a private prison company. As he tells host B... more

15 Sep 2025 • 40 min

Defense Timelines vs. Medical Truth w/ Chris Nace & Samantha Peters

Medical records meticulously documented the routine endoscopy that went wrong, ending tragically in the patient’s death. But when Chris Nace and Samantha Peters took the case to trial, they were confronted with the defense’s slick, well-produced time... more

1 Sep 2025 • 53 min

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Recent Guests

Ed Kirk

Head of partnerships at Supio and former lawyer

Supio

Episode: AI that Helps You Work Smarter for Clients, with Will Davis and Ed Kirk

Will Davis

Partner and Chief Legal Officer of Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers

Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers

Episode: AI that Helps You Work Smarter for Clients, with Will Davis and Ed Kirk

John Heenan

Trial lawyer at Heenan & Cook

Heenan & Cook

Episode: Winning $27.7 Million from Conservative Jurors, with John Heenan

Tara Eberly

Trial lawyer at Janet, Janet & Suggs

Janet, Janet & Suggs

Episode: What Trial Risks Are You Willing to Take?, with Tara Eberly and Ken Suggs

Ken Suggs

Trial lawyer at Janet, Janet & Suggs and veteran

Janet, Janet & Suggs

Episode: What Trial Risks Are You Willing to Take?, with Tara Eberly and Ken Suggs

Dennis Donnelly

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner and trial lawyer

New Jersey trial lawyer

Episode: Jujitsu Tactics in the Courtroom, with Dennis Donnelly

David Lebowitz

Civil rights attorney focused on litigation against wrongful convictions.

Civil Rights Litigation Boutique

Episode: Winning $7.6M for Wrongfully Imprisoned Client, with David Lebowitz, Doug Lieb, and Alyssa Isidoridy

Doug Lieb

Civil rights attorney with experience in complex litigation against government actors.

Civil Rights Litigation Boutique

Episode: Winning $7.6M for Wrongfully Imprisoned Client, with David Lebowitz, Doug Lieb, and Alyssa Isidoridy

Alyssa Isidoridy

Attorney focused on civil rights, having prior experience in immigrant rights.

Civil Rights Litigation Boutique

Episode: Winning $7.6M for Wrongfully Imprisoned Client, with David Lebowitz, Doug Lieb, and Alyssa Isidoridy

Hosts

Ben Gideon

Trial lawyer and co-host focusing on personal growth and enhancing trial law practices.

Rahul Ravipudi

Trial lawyer and co-host contributing to discussions on trial law and legal education.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 65 ratings

Elite Trial Lawyers - Incredible Podcast
As a longtime fan of Rahul’s work (both as a trial lawyer and teacher for other attorneys), I was hyped to hear about this podcast. I’ve listened to every episode and it has not disappointed. Rahul and Ben make an amazing team and it’s always my first listen when they have a new episode.
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Fezziwig!
United Statesa year ago
Must-Listen
GREAT trial lawyer podcast. If you represent injured people, this is required listening.
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5
Zeebo32
United States2 years ago
Great podcast for trial lawyers
As an aspiring trial lawyer, this podcast has been such a fun and useful resource. Thanks for putting in the time & effort to make it.
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5
work for Christ
United States3 years ago
A must listen
I truly enjoy listening to this podcast. I try and consume all trial lawyer material and podcast. This one separates itself from all.
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5
Monte Tynes
United States3 years ago
Great podcast for not just lawyers but law students
I am currently apprenticing and I found this podcast quite insightful and informative. Thank you!
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United States3 years ago

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Talking Points

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Winning $27.7 Million from Conservative Jurors, with John Heenan

Q: What were some of the lessons you think you've learned in coming out of some of the losses?

He learned that focusing on accountability and ensuring jurors connect with the human element of cases is critical for success.

Winning $27.7 Million from Conservative Jurors, with John Heenan

Q: What do you think motivated them in that case?

Heenan believes having a good client and demonstrating the mean-spirited nature of the defense's actions motivated the jury.

Jujitsu Tactics in the Courtroom, with Dennis Donnelly

Q: How do you make sure that skepticism doesn't come back against the plaintiff in the cases you try in your case in chief?

Donnelly explains that if jurors receive strong evidence early on, they are less likely to turn skeptical of the plaintiff, emphasizing the strategic ordering of witness testimony.

Jujitsu Tactics in the Courtroom, with Dennis Donnelly

Q: What is your process to prep your witnesses, your doctor witnesses in a medical case?

Donnelly discusses the importance of understanding rules of discovery in each state, ensuring that the prep of expert witnesses remains non-discoverable, and emphasizes collaborative preparation for the expert's report.

Inside A Med-Mal Master’s Nine-Figure Playbook, with Brian McKeen

Q: So in Michigan, focusing really on the practice of being a plaintiff trial lawyer, is that not a growing profession? Is it shrinking over there?

I think that there have been a lot of great trial lawyers, or good trial lawyers anyway, who've aged out and retired. I think that there's been a big move toward ADR, and I think there are fewer and fewer great trial lawyers coming up, because I don't think they get the same opportunities to try cases that we had when we were coming up.

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Focused on the intersection of personal growth and trial law practice, this podcast provides a platform for trial lawyers to gain insights, share experiences, and enhance their skills. It features discussions on various aspects of litigation, including high-profile cases, courtroom strategies, and the evolving landscape of legal practice. With a diverse array of guests, including seasoned attorneys and legal experts, the content is tailored to support the professional development of trial lawyers, addressing both practical skills and philosophical insights into the legal profession. A unique blend of practical advice and personal anecdotes makes it an invaluable resource for both aspiring and experienced trial lawyers seeking to elevate the... more

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