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Just Verdicts

Brendan Lupetin
Medical Malpractice
Punitive Damages
Trial Strategy
Rick Friedman
Nursing Home Care
Daniels V. Savini
Pittsburgh
Nexius Solutions
Myndco
Civil Litigation
Stillbirth Medical Malpractice Case
Settlement Discussions
Data Studies
Trial Lawyers College
Montgomery V. CH Robinson
Birth Injury Case
Case Strategy
Personal Injury Law
Becoming a Trial Lawyer
Jury Consulting

Your client’s been wronged, and they want justice. Just wait for the wrongdoer to accept responsibility? Yeah, right. You need answers to questions like “What really happened?” and “Why did it happen?”. And whatever bad thing happened, you want to ensure it doesn’t happen again. It takes the right strategies, tactics, and grit to get the just outcomes your clients deserve. Hosted by Pennsylvania m... more

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Most cases are decided before they're filed. Working from that premise, host Brendan Lupetin builds a case-selection method around Berkshire Hathaway partner Charlie Munger's principle of inversion: "invert, always invert." Before falling in love wit... more

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The single biggest driver of a trucking verdict isn't always the injury — it's the "piss-off factor." Clancy Boylan, managing partner of Morgan & Morgan's New Jersey and Philadelphia offices, explains how a defense that refused to accept responsibili... more

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A near-billion dollar Philadelphia verdict in October came down to a seatbelt engineered to add four inches of slack when only three inches separated Ru Amagasu's head from the roof. Houston trial lawyer Wes Ball of Farrar & Ball explains how his fir... more

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A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling in favor of injured plaintiffs — against a conservative court, with the Trump administration's Solicitor General arguing the other side. That's what Rena Leizerman and her firm pulled off in Montgomery v. C.H. Robinson. Ren... more

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Recent Guests

Clancy Boylan
Trial lawyer specializing in trucking/personal injury
Morgan & Morgan (New Jersey and Philadelphia offices)
Episode: When Refusing Responsibility Costs $26 Million, with Clancy Boylan
Wes Ball
Trial lawyer based in Houston, Texas
Unspecified law practice in Houston (guest on episode)
Episode: $1B Verdict? Wesley Ball Tells All [Rewind]
Rena Leizerman
Partner at Law Firm for Truck Safety; prominent trucking accident attorney
Law Firm for Truck Safety
Episode: The Supreme Court Case That Changed Freight Broker Liability Forever, with Rena Leizerman
Thomas Greer
Attorney, Greer Injury Lawyers
Greer Injury Lawyers
Episode: How Two Stories Helped Win a $39M Birth Injury Verdict, with Thomas Greer
Victor Pribanic
Attorney, speaker on medical malpractice trial strategy
Law firm (discussed in episode)
Episode: One Voir Dire Question, One Record Verdict, with Victor Pribanic
Mike Zettlemoyer
Trial attorney with engineering background, partner at Saltz Mongeluzzi Barrett & Bendesky
Saltz Mongeluzzi Barrett & Bendesky
Episode: One Tower, Two Lives, and the $18.3 Million Price of Silence
Lauren Kelly Gielarowski
Attorney, co-founder of The Kelly Firm
The Kelly Firm
Episode: Three Sisters, One Firm: Building a Practice with the Kelly Sisters
Gianna Kelly
Attorney, co-founder of The Kelly Firm
The Kelly Firm
Episode: Three Sisters, One Firm: Building a Practice with the Kelly Sisters
Erica Kelly Curren
Attorney, co-founder of The Kelly Firm
The Kelly Firm
Episode: Three Sisters, One Firm: Building a Practice with the Kelly Sisters

Host

Brendan Lupetin
Host of Just Verdicts, attorney at Lupetin & Unatin, Attorneys at Law

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 14 ratings
  • Top notch

    Great podcast. Brendan is an excellent interviewer and gets great guests. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    trgreer_901
    United States3 months ago
  • Just Listen

    Do yourself a favor and listen to this excellent podcast. The host (Brendan Lupetin) brings a wealth of experience, wisdom, and honesty to every conversation. The guests are just as terrific. Attorneys of all experience levels can find inspiration in these conversations. Highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jon Bruno PGH
    United States4 months ago
  • Great Listen for Any Trial Lawyer

    Brendan is a great trial lawyer and generous with his time

    In sharing lessons and trial techniques. His podcast should be a regular listen for all trial lawyers regardless of experience level or jurisdiction.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Music Lover 2499
    United States4 months ago
  • Great insight!

    Brendan brings his considerable trial experience to the podcast to help educate others, and his guests are always entertaining and informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LDP1018
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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- Guests are consistently entertaining and informative, with actionable insights.
- Listeners praise the quality of guests and practical trial tactics discussed.
- The show is seen as a regular, valuable resource for trial lawyers seeking inspiration and techniques.
- Hosts bring substantial trial experience and thoughtful interviews with shareable takeaways.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

When Refusing Responsibility Costs $26 Million, with Clancy Boylan
Q: How did the team approach punitive damages?
They bifurcated the punitive phase, argued reckless indifference by both the driver and company, and framed punitive damages as a mechanism to promote highway safety and accountability for large corporate defendants.
When Refusing Responsibility Costs $26 Million, with Clancy Boylan
Q: What were the key liability points in the Clemens case?
The key liabilities centered on speed and rule violations under FMCSRs, negligent maintenance and supervision by the company, and the driver's excessive speed in poor weather, with accident reconstruction opposing the defense. The team used GPS data, deposition testimony, and an organized PowerPoint to align the jury around liability.
$1B Verdict? Wesley Ball Tells All [Rewind]
Q: What does anchoring mean in practice, and how do you implement it across opening, evidence, and closing?
Anchoring means presenting a credible, high-level expectation for the verdict early on and weaving that through opening, evidence emphasis, and closing. It involves choosing clear, simple rules that frame the case and make it difficult for the defense to reframe later, while staying compliant with jurisdictional rules. It's about primacy—getting the number or the framework into the jurors' minds first and then reinforcing it with subsequent testimony and demonstratives.
$1B Verdict? Wesley Ball Tells All [Rewind]
Q: How did jury selection differ between Philadelphia and Polk County, and what adjustments did you make?
Philadelphia juries emphasize retention; we looked for jurors who understood the client's plight and were likely to stay engaged without aggressively striking good candidates. In Polk County, we faced a more hostile environment with a four-day selection process across two panels of 100, and we worked to identify those who could fairly evaluate the case amid strong tort reform sentiments.
$1B Verdict? Wesley Ball Tells All [Rewind]
Q: Can you walk me through how you approached turning the Amagasu case into the final trial strategy?
We used a combination of focus groups and jury analytics to shape our message, focusing on issues that hit with jurors and presenting the narrative around Ru Amagasu's life and limitations. We collaborated with Philadelphia-based counsel, conducted multiple focus groups, and used data-driven insights to anchor damages and liability in a way that resonated with jurors, while keeping the defense honest about the design defects.

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What is Just Verdicts about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A litigation-focused show featuring in-depth conversations with plaintiff-side trial attorneys, jury consultants, and industry experts. Episodes center on high-stakes verdicts, trial strategies, and the ethical and practical decisions shaping settlements, voir dire, and damages. Noteworthy is the data- and story-driven approach, with guests ranging from medical malpractice and birth-injury specialists to trucking-safety advocates and jury consultants, plus emphasis on mentorship, work-life balance, and building sustainable plaintiff practice. The format often blends tactical play-by-play from trials with broader industry insights, making it useful for practitioners seeking actionable techniques and for sponsors targeting legal professionals... more

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