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Courtroom Stories & Tactics | RVA Trial Lawyers

Sharif L. Gray and Nael A. Abouzaki
Personal Injury Law
Trial Strategy
Jury Selection
Trial Law
Kenny Berger
Legal Accountability
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Trial Lawyers
Emotional Response
Civil Rights
Witness Preparation
Pool Chemical Burns
Ashton Douglas
Product Liability
Trial Advocacy
Professional Development
Focus Groups
Criminal Defense
Virginia

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

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You are the most powerful person you know.

Whether you're a trial lawyer, working in corporate America, or in any walk of life, nothing can change this simple fact.

You have the ability to make the choices and decisions that are healthy and positiv... more

For years, you've been building your law career: head down, focused, years of commitment and perseverance.

But are you sure you're where you need to be?

Perhaps you know already: 'This is the best place, the best people and the best work for me, ri... more

Losing a trial case can feel like a crushing gut punch, an emotional hit, burdened with the weight of disappointing your client. It stings, and it's hard to shake off.

You can't control the outcome, but you can control your reaction to it.

Matt Nak... more

How would the FBI approach jury selection?

Imagine applying these same tools and trainings to your own jury selection and investigations, and having the ability to uncover evidence that changes the outcome of cases.

Jim Melia is a retired FBI speci... more

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Jenny Shadini
Settlement consultant, former prosecutor
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Episode: Build a Career That Doesn’t Break Your Family | Jason Boone (Civil Defense Lawyer)
Rachel Yates
Expert appellate attorney focusing exclusively on appellate work.
Episode: How Trial Lawyers Accidentally Kill Their Own Appeals | Rachel Yates (Appellate Lawyer)
Ashley Strandjord
Personal injury lawyer specializing in dog bite cases and workers' compensation.
Episode: Why Dog Bites Cases Are Never 'Just a Dog Bite' | Ashley Strandjord (Personal Injury Lawyer)
Erica Caviness
Law firm coaching and training specialist, founder of Thrive Concepts
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Episode: Get High-Value Cases with a Referral System that Actually Works | Erica Caviness (Law Firm Coach)
Peter Everett
Experienced trial lawyer with a background as a private investigator.
Blankenship & Keith
Episode: Confronting Institutional Negligence | Peter Everett and Barkley Horn (Personal Injury Lawyers)
Barkley Horn
Trial lawyer practicing personal injury law, with a familial background in the field.
Blankenship & Keith
Episode: Confronting Institutional Negligence | Peter Everett and Barkley Horn (Personal Injury Lawyers)
Penn Crawford
Partner of the Johnson Injury Firm and personal injury lawyer
Johnson Injury Firm
Episode: How Boutique Law Firms Stand Out | Penn Crawford (Personal Injury Lawyer)
Courtney Winston
Civil plaintiff's attorney specializing in sexual assault and personal injury cases
Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen
Episode: Have the Confidence to Be Yourself in the Courtroom | Courtney Winston (Personal Injury Lawyer)
Joe Platania
Commonwealth Attorney for Charlottesville
Charlottesville Commonwealth's Attorney
Episode: The "Unite the Right" Aftermath and the Balance of Public Prosecution | Joe Platania (Charlottesville Commonwealth's Attorney)

Hosts

Sharif Gray
Co-host who focuses on courtroom strategies and the trials faced by trial lawyers.
Nael Abouzaki
Co-host who emphasizes the personal journeys and stories of trial lawyers.

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4.3 out of 5 stars from 33 ratings
  • Great Podcast!!

    Love listening to this on my drive!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    slamduncn
    United States3 years ago
  • Great Theater, Credibility and Hard Work

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EGok!
    United States3 years ago
  • Excited for this podcast

    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.

    Patrick Eller

    Metadata Forensics, LLC

    Apple Podcasts
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    MD4N6
    United States3 years ago

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Build a Career That Doesn’t Break Your Family | Jason Boone (Civil Defense Lawyer)
Q: What advice would you give young lawyers coming into practice?
Get involved in internships and trial work experiences to develop usable skills.
The FBI Playbook for Trial Lawyers | Jim Melia (Professional Investigator)
Q: Is it, hey, I'm hiring you, here's the case, go, or is it on the other extreme, hey, I am hiring you and I want you to do this, then I want you to do this, and then I want you to do that?
It's up to the lawyer's preference, whether they want detailed updates or just the final results.
The FBI Playbook for Trial Lawyers | Jim Melia (Professional Investigator)
Q: So how long, Jim, did you spend in the FBI?
Jim spent 21 years in the FBI.
Get High-Value Cases with a Referral System that Actually Works | Erica Caviness (Law Firm Coach)
Q: What are the three areas you're helping law firm owners with?
Operations, leadership development, and referral generation within law firms.
Being a Lawyer is the "8th Most Important" Thing in My Life | Matt Long (Civil Litigation Lawyer)
Q: How do you manage your busy practice while maintaining a full life?
I made time to focus on family, friends, and travel. Being a lawyer is not the most important aspect of my life; it ranks lower compared to my roles as a husband and father.

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3. Ashley Strandjord
4. Erica Caviness
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6. Barkley Horn
7. Penn Crawford
8. Courtney Winston

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