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Jury Selection
Damages
Voir Dire
Bias
Health Is Wealth
Wrongful Death
California
Trial Law / Jury Selection
Quality Of Life
Tesla
Non-Economic Damages
Trial Law
Jury Voir Dire
Colorado
San Diego
Victim To Victor
Fairness Vs Impartiality
Sean Claggett
Civil Litigation
Pain and Suffering

Attention Trial Lawyers: You’ve meticulously crafted your opening statement, mastered your directs and crosses, and fine-tuned your closing argument. But have you developed a strategy for jury selection? What will you do when a potential juror gives an unexpected answer? Do you even want that person on your jury? The clock is ticking — you need to think fast. Introducing Picking Justice, the essen... more

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A juror who says they won't award money for pain and suffering only becomes a cause challenge if that answer holds up when the judge or defense tries to rehabilitate them. Steve Vartazarian, founder of The Vartazarian Law Firm, shares with hosts Harr... more

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Some of the toughest jurors aren't the ones to strike; they're the ones to win over. Joe Fried, an Atlanta trial lawyer with Fried Goldberg who has tried cases in 43 states, builds his approach around what jurors share rather than what divides them. ... more

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Most jurors haven't decided how they feel about giving millions for pain and suffering until the trial's nearly over — so how do you spot the ones who never will? In this deep dive, hosts Harry Plotkin and Dan Kramer unpack the "Health Is Wealth" que... more

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Federal court voir dire is often "judicial speed dating" — sometimes just 25 minutes to question 55 strangers. Brett Schreiber of Singleton Schreiber pulled it off before landing a landmark verdict against Tesla, and he joins hosts Harry Plotkin and ... more

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Recent Guests

Joe Fried
Attorney at Fried Goldberg; notable for trucking/medical damage cases
Fried Goldberg, Atlanta
Episode: Joe Fried – How to Win Over Hostile Jurors (Rewind)
Brett Schreiber
Plaintiff-side attorney, Singleton Schreiber
Singleton Schreiber
Episode: Brett Schreiber – Two Cups and a Pitcher of Blame
Mel Orchard
Jury consultant from the Spence Firm in Wyoming
Spence Firm
Episode: Mel Orchard — Get the Wrong Jurors to Out Themselves
Kimball Jones
Trial lawyer from Nevada with a seven- to nine-figure verdict run
Nevada law practice
Episode: Kimball Jones – Voir Dire Lessons from a 9-Figure Verdict Run
Bernard Alexander
Trial lawyer specializing in employment litigation
California law firms mentioned in episode
Episode: Bernard Alexander – The Beauty of Employment Litigation, from the Lawyer Who Won $136M Against Tesla
Jennifer Keller
Attorney focused on commercial litigation and PI work in California
Private practice in California
Episode: Jennifer Keller – Business Behaving Badly? Telling Jurors "It's a Company" Isn’t Enough
David deRubertis
Employment lawyer specializing in jury selection; California employment litigation expert
Episode: David deRubertis – How I Stopped Hating Jury Selection
Samantha Teal
Trial consultant, SMT Litigation Consulting
SMT Litigation Consulting
Episode: Samantha Teal – What I’ve Learned from Consulting on More Than 100 Trials
Orlando DeCastro Verde
Attorney, founder of the Orlando DeCastro Verde Law Group; partner at his firm
DLG Team / Castor Verde law firm
Episode: Daniel Rodriguez – This Farmworker's Son Seeds Million-Dollar Verdicts

Hosts

Dan Kramer
Trial lawyer and co-host with a focus on jury selection tactics and trial strategy.
Harry Plotkin
Jury consultant with deep expertise in voir dire and jury dynamics.

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Brett Schreiber – Two Cups and a Pitcher of Blame
Q: How do you structure your voir dire prep and what role does the 'cups and pitcher' metaphor play in opening and closing?
He describes using a concise game plan with predefined topics, while the cups metaphor is introduced early to frame shared responsibility and guide juror discussion, helping to normalize the concept for jurors who may be hesitant to speak.
Brett Schreiber – Two Cups and a Pitcher of Blame
Q: How did you approach interviewing 55 jurors in 25 minutes of voir dire in a federal court setting?
Brett explains using a hybrid setup: bold topic areas with a few key points, and selective questions to surface cause challenges, while relying on a narrative to guide juror discussion and keep the panel engaged within the strict time constraint.
Keith Bruno – The Jurors Seem to Like You? Get Over It
Q: How do you handle money and damages questions with jurors in voir dire?
They describe mini openings, discussing money in a structured way, and using alternate universes to surface attitudes toward large-scale damages and accountability.
Keith Bruno – The Jurors Seem to Like You? Get Over It
Q: What is your philosophy on pushing back during voir dire or closing arguments?
The speakers discuss using measured pushback to surface biases, with emphasis on staying genuine and focused on data rather than personal theatrics.

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This show centers on jury selection for trial lawyers, blending practical voir dire tactics with storytelling and psychology to uncover juror biases and craft compelling case narratives. Episodes frequently feature veteran jury consultants and trial lawyers who share battle-tested techniques for questioning, bias detection, and managing damages discussions, along with real-world courtroom anecdotes. A standout aspect is the emphasis on humanizing jurors and turning voir dire into a collaborative, civically responsible process rather than a pure tactical game. Listeners can expect actionable frameworks, plug-and-play question structures, and discussions about ethics, juror data, and the role of visuals and demonstrations in trials. The forma... more

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2. Brett Schreiber
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4. Kimball Jones
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6. Jennifer Keller
7. David deRubertis
8. Samantha Teal

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