
Trial Lawyer Prep is a biweekly podcast about the craft of building successful plaintiff cases — from the moment a case walks in the door to the outcome that closes it, whether that's a jury verdict or settlement. Each episode is a how-to: focus group methodology, witness preparation, persuasion and case themes, trial tactics, deposition strategy, and case preparation that delivers the best possib... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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For an effective discovery, case framing should start as early as possible. But be ready to pivot!
Don't let the other side get the jump on you in framing a case, and put you in catch-up mode from the start. You need to start framing a case at inta... more
There is a crucial difference between timelines and sequences, and if you want jurors to see your case as plainly as you see it, you need to pay close attention.
Today we explore not just how timelines help jurors understand the case quickly, but w... more
Five days before trial, a team chose to play defense witness deposition clips, instead of calling the witnesses live.
Instinct tells us, training tells us: do it live. Live is better. Live is more persuasive. Live is much more catchy for cross exam... more
AI has hit the mainstream, and not just in everyday life, but in trial law and legal prep.
The days of startups and experimental software have quickly evolved to comprehensive, through and reliable AI-based programs, used by countless law firms and... more
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Elizabeth does a great job breaking down the basics of focus groups, and offers valuable insights particularly for lawyers who may not have much trial experience.
Elizabeth unloads a treasure trove of wisdom and practical advice. Whether you're preparing for your first trial or your fiftieth, the insights from her or her guest will help you sharpen your skills, connect with jurors, and deliver compelling courtroom performances. Highly recommended for any trial lawyer committed to excellence.
I specifically loved one of your episodes with Kiele. I resonated with what you mentioned about solo/small-firm lawyers being ready to hire right now but still not hiring. I agree with your advice to look and “hire ahead” - delegating is undoubtedly a skill that lawyers should learn. Just want to let you know I left 5-star reviews and ratings!
I just finished episode 2 and I'm disappointed I didn't find this sooner, but so far so good. I'm a solo practitioner trial lawyer so it's nice to hear from that perspective.
I just finished episode 2 and I'm disappointed I didn't find this sooner, but so far so good. I'm a solo practitioner trial lawyer so it's nice to hear from that perspective.
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A practical, how-to show for litigators focused on building stronger plaintiff cases from intake through verdict or settlement. Core topics include focus group methodology, witness preparation, crafting central case themes, and using data-driven testing to shape strategy and visuals. Episodes blend solo deep-dives on tactics with conversations from trial lawyers and juror-experience perspectives, often highlighting frameworks, narrative-driven approaches, and ethical use of tools like AI and technology in preparation. Noteworthy strengths include a clear emphasis on early data to steer decisions, a practitioner-focused format, and a willingness to challenge traditional methods with evidence-backed techniques.
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Trial Lawyer Prep launched 5 years ago and published 150 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Trial Lawyer Prep include:
1. Matthew Fornero
2. John Heenan
3. Tim Bechtold
4. Sharif Gray
5. Sheila Wilkinson
6. Elizabeth Larrick
7. Michael Schwarz
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