
Face the Jury is a podcast dedicated to confronting the issues of medical malpractice in America. What it is, how to spot it, and how to protect you and your family from medical negligence. Face the Jury is hosted by Lloyd Bell a medical malpractice lawyer based in Atlanta, GA.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell is joined by Professor Michelle Mello, a leading scholar on medical malpractice, patient safety, and health law, for an evidence-based look at whether the medical liability system is actually working and w... more
In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell is joined by a lawyer often described as the “king” of Texas medical malpractice, Jim Perdue, for a candid conversation on what it really takes to win in the courtroom.
With more than 50 years of trial e... more
In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell is joined by trial lawyer Adam Malone for a thoughtful and personal conversation about the experiences that shape great trial lawyers and what it takes to connect with a jury.
Drawing on his upbringing i... more
In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell is joined by one of the most accomplished trial lawyers in the country, Mark Mandell, for an interesting conversation on the mindset, strategy, and human psychology behind winning high-stakes cases.
Drawi... more
In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell is joined by longtime friend and fellow trial lawyer Render Freeman for a wide-ranging, deeply human conversation about what truly persuades and motivates juries.
Drawing on decades of courtroom experienc... more
In this episode of Face the Jury, we take listeners inside the emergency room to explore how split-second decisions, communication breakdowns, and system failures can change lives forever. We’re joined by Dr. Daniel Green, a veteran emergency room ph... more
Welcome to Season Six of Face the Jury!
To kick off this season, we are joined by former juror Angela Banks-Spain, a longtime Gwinnett County resident, CDC public health professional, and now a two-time medical malpractice juror. Angela offers a rar... more
In this Season 5 finale episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell shares the heartbreaking story of a 10-year-old girl who suffered severe facial burns after a preventable surgical fire broke out during a routine eyelid procedure. What should have been a ... more
I’ve listened to every episode and look forward to future episodes. In addition to discovery and trial tips, Bell does a nice job of shining light on the truth of the matter, while debunking decades of false insurance propaganda.
I just started listening to Face the Jury and have come away with so many great tips on how to manage the messy things that can happen in life during a tragedy.
Mr. Bell does a great job of explaining so much about the justice system and your rights. It is a well woven story. His guests are actual clients, lawyers, doctors, judges etc…
This podcast is for everyone. I am a better health advocate for my parents and friends after listening to Face the Jury.
Susan
This episode was particularly informative and useful (and I’m a physician, not an attorney).
Very interesting insight into what right now is still a “niche” topic, but as was pointed out, will soon be universal.
I thoroughly enjoy listening to this podcast. Lloyd does an excellent job listening to the person who he is interviewing. I have worked with Lloyd over the years and he is meticulous. I have seen him cross exam a number of witnesses. I particularly liked this one of Judge Wong learning how he got began his legal career and his suggestion to not over try the case. Allow the jury to arrive at the right verdict. They will do so.
As a young(er) Plaintiff’s lawyer this podcast is great to listen to how the pros try their cases. I enjoy Lloyd’s introspective discussion of his trial experiences and the insight that he and his guests provide on the industry.
As a young(er) Plaintiff’s lawyer this podcast is great to listen to how the pros try their cases. I enjoy Lloyd’s introspective discussion of his trial experiences and the insight that he and his guests provide on the industry.
What makes this a great podcast is the same reason Lloyd is so successful with juries; his common sense and relatable approach. Anyone who tries cases or is involved with juries would enjoy this podcast.
Worth every minute of listening time, but wisely kept brief to not burden listeners with too much information and to not interfere with their days. I listened to the Podcast on my way to the gym. Excellent, top level, much needed content for lawyers. Easy to follow and understand doctor and lawyer talk. Many thanks to Lloyd Bell and sponsors. Great job!
Jeff Martin- Oklahoma
Lloyd’s podcast is awesome. Each and every episode you learn something. If your interested in being a better trial lawyer, you need to listen to this on.
If you want to improve your ability as a trial lawyer and learn from one of the best and his guests, you need to listen to Lloyd Bell’s Face The Jury podcast. I make it a point to listen to each episode the morning it is released and I always walk away being a better lawyer.
Lloyd Bell is a top trial lawyer. This podcast is both entertaining and informative. Lloyd provides important information in this podcast for both lawyers and non-lawyers. I highly recommend it.
Lloyd Bell is the real deal. As a trial lawyer with favorable verdicts in both civil and criminal law, Lloyd’s insight, intellect, and humility never ceases to amaze me. Highly recommended!
Love this podcast! Lloyd is awesome.
I listened to the first two episodes of this podcast discussing medical malpractice law and really enjoyed them. Lloyd Bell has a pleasant, engaging manner that makes this an easy listen. I especially liked Episode 2’s account of a single case and how the most important information came from an unexpected source. Looking forward to more.
Very informative and great to listen to! Looking forward to more episodes.
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This show centers on medical malpractice, jury dynamics, and trial strategy, often featuring veteran trial lawyers, physicians, and juror perspectives. Episodes explore case framing, storytelling, evidence presentation, and reform debates, with practical takeaways on how to communicate complex medical issues to juries and improve patient safety. A standout trait is the heavy emphasis on real-world courtroom tactics and human factors in jury decisions, making it useful for legal professionals, medical advocates, and anyone curious about how tort litigation operates in practice.
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Recent guests on Face the Jury include:
1. Michelle Mello
2. Jim Perdue
3. Adam Malone
4. Mark Mandell
5. Render Freeman
6. Daniel Green
7. Angela Banks
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