
How elite lawyers make decisions.
Traditional legal media focuses on outcomes. But this podcast focuses on operating principles: how lawyers assess risk, build judgment, and choose opportunities.
The podcast is a library ambitious lawyers can consult to learn how exceptional lawyers think, and our guests return to document their progress.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Gopi Panchapakesan is a first-chair trial lawyer and an introvert. He's developed an understated approach that is an effective antidote to the typical loud trial lawyer persona.
After nine trials, five in the last three years, Gopi broke down the tr... more
This episode is about chopping wood. While the headlines about litigation finance involve splashy deals and volatile policy, Adam Gill takes us to the backroom to show the work of litigation finance is risk management.
This is a rare opportunity to ... more
Rohit Nath's story includes crafting a $1.5 billion settlement with Anthropic, which if approved would be the largest copyright class action settlement ever.
But I think what's much more interesting is the process Rohit used to get here: following c... more
Tim Saulsbury is an IP litigation partner at MoFo. Tim's story is about doing the up-front work. Whether it’s:
* commanding the technical record to make the most out of trial advocacy,
* looking for creative early wins, or
* building a moat in... more
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The show centers on elite legal decision-making and operating principles. Across recent episodes, listeners hear practitioners discuss risk assessment, judgment-building, and opportunity selection in high-stakes litigation, funding, and tech-frontier work. Conversations often contrast incentives, share frameworks for durable client value, and explore career pathways—from government service and appellate practice to in-house leadership and private practice growth. Notably, guests frequently blend deep technical expertise with strategic thinking, emphasize deliberate practice and relationship networks, and examine how technology (including AI and funding ecosystems) reshapes legal work. The format tends to favor actionable mental models and c... more
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