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Ron Johnson – Take Control on Cross, Anchor When Asking for Punitives
Ron Johnson – Take Control on Cross, Anchor When Asking for Punitives

Episode 22

In the plaintiff’s world, trial lawyers are judged by the size of their verdicts. So what are the secrets to getting those big verdicts?

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Jon Teller – Getting Your First Eight-Figure Verdict
Jon Teller – Getting Your First Eight-Figure Verdict

Episode 21

When somebody hits their first eight-figure case, it changes how they value things and how the defense values them too. 

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Craig Peters – If You Don’t Believe Your Number, the Jury Won’t Either
Craig Peters – If You Don’t Believe Your Number, the Jury Won’t Either

Episode 20

If you ask the jury for a big number you don’t believe in, you’re probably not going to get it. The jury is going to sense it, and your client is goi…

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Michael Cowen – Motivate The Jurors To Be The Heroes of The Story
Michael Cowen – Motivate The Jurors To Be The Heroes of The Story

Episode 19

The jury doesn’t care if you make money or not. Your trial story has to be the story of what the defendant did wrong and then you need to motivate th…

2 years, 3 months ago

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Steven DeBosier – The Verdicts Are What Keep the Settlements High
Steven DeBosier – The Verdicts Are What Keep the Settlements High

Episode 18

You can have all the cases in the world, but until you start trying them, you’re not going to get much value from them. You have to put people in the…

2 years, 5 months ago

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Michael Hill – Practice, Learn to Sell, and Get Over Your Fears to Become a Great Trial Lawyer
Michael Hill – Practice, Learn to Sell, and Get Over Your Fears to Become a Great Trial Lawyer

Episode 17

If you’re not practicing your performance in preparation for trial, then you’re missing a huge opportunity.

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Wesley Ball – Alex Jones, Mitsubishi, and “How To Do You” as a Trial Lawyer
Wesley Ball – Alex Jones, Mitsubishi, and “How To Do You” as a Trial Lawyer

Episode 16

There’s no substitute for working hard. Talent alone isn’t enough. If you want to be a great trial lawyer, hard work is number one.

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2 years, 5 months ago

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Mark Kosieradzki - The Role of Curiosity, Analysis, and Courage in Trial Practice
Mark Kosieradzki - The Role of Curiosity, Analysis, and Courage in Trial Practice

Episode 15

Most lawyers think trial is theater. But theater is just the frosting on the cake. 

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2 years, 6 months ago

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Ed Ciarimboli – A Desire to Succeed as a Trial Lawyer Requires a Willingness to Fail
Ed Ciarimboli – A Desire to Succeed as a Trial Lawyer Requires a Willingness to Fail

Episode 14

It’s easy to get into your own bubble as a lawyer and to keep doing something because that’s the way you’ve always done it. But just because you’ve b…

2 years, 6 months ago

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Keith Mitnik – Clearing Hurdles, Managing Fear, and Connecting with the Jury
Keith Mitnik – Clearing Hurdles, Managing Fear, and Connecting with the Jury

Episode 13

When you see a hurdle, don't run from it. Run at it, and figure out how to clear it, because every case has a lot of hurdles. 

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2 years, 7 months ago

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