
Trial lawyers do not become great overnight. It takes persistence, a relentless work ethic, a willingness to learn from mistakes, a burning passion for the craft, an authentic self, and the courage and vulnerability to enter the arena time and again.
Those who become great trial lawyers also become great people. Through their work, they grapple with the realities of the human condition and in the... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeEducation | |||

Today's episode is part of our effort to put a broader perspective on the work and life of trial lawyers: it's not just about the case, the training and the preparation. It's also about your health, your stamina, work/life balance and your mental str... more
If working in Civil Law, and representing victims of crime, is something you do, or aspire to do, it is crucially important to recognize why this work is so important, yet also so specialized.
This is delicate work, and understanding the psychology ... more
In just one year, Damon Hudson launched his personal injury firm in New Mexico and grew from 20 cases to over 70, a testament not just to results, but to his connection with his clients.
There was one case however that stood out, a trip-and-fall cas... more
How would you approach arguing a personal injury case where there is very little visible damage, there are pre-existing conditions for the client, and a lot of difficulties in gathering evidence?
In fact, would you take such a case in the first pla... more
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This is a safe space for the rare and elite trial attorneys who take their role as an advocate seriously (if not spiritually) and are still actually authentically getting into the arena to advocate people no matter what it costs them. I don’t know how this team makes the time to produce such valuable content with all of the work they are churning out, but tremendously grateful for this contribution to the profession
Love listening to this on my drive!
An excellent podcast with guests who are experts in their field. Wonderful to hear that “Great theater” is still important for an attorney to capture the hearts and minds of the jury! Establishing credibility is critical for a trial attorney: prosecutors and defense. Greatly appreciated Craig Cooley’s podcast and brought tears of admiration listening to him and his incredible humility. Hard work greatly emphasized by John Shea podcast and the key to a successful career. Loved the quote he mentio... more
As a Richmond business owner that serves the legal community with consulting and expert witness services this is an exciting collaboration. Let me know when you need a speaker for Digital Forensics and any other support my firm can provide.
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A practical, practitioner-focused show that invites trial lawyers, prosecutors, and legal professionals to share real-world trial tactics, investigative insights, and work-life balance strategies. Episodes often feature personal injury, appellate work, forensic interviewing, settlement planning, and courtroom dynamics, with guests ranging from investigators and firm coaches to prosecutors and boutique litigators. The conversations skew toward actionable takeaways for trial teams, with an emphasis on ethics, client empathy, collaboration between lawyers and investigators, and strategic storytelling to persuade juries. A notable strength is the mix of clinical techniques (interviewing, record preservation, trial prep) with human-centered stor... more
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