Humanity, Habitability, and Heart: How Eric Castelblanco Battles Slumlords for Million-Dollar Verdicts
Eric Castelblanco was helping a client navigate the immigration system when she told him about her neighbor’s slip-and-fall in their apartment building. Would he help her? Of course he would. Not only...
15 Mai 54min
Outlaw Roots, Record Verdict: The Road to $126,000,000, The Chris Hammons Journey
At age 37, Chris Hammons made it all the way to the jury level of the hit reality show “Survivor.” The jury voted him off. But more recently, two juries in a courtroom – not on an island – have voted ...
13 Mai 1h 20min
Are You Limiting Your Deposition Evidence? Get More from Every Witness
Vancouver-based trial lawyer Robyn Wishart also studied neurology – a discipline that she leverages in the courtroom to get more from witnesses. “I think neuroscience and being able to control our emo...
11 Mai 1h 21min
Advanced Deposition Training with Author and Inventor of the “Miller Mousetrap,” Phillip Miller
Trial consultant Phillip Miller takes a deep dive into the two papers he’s written about depositions: one presents the scientific underpinnings of effective persuasion while the other focuses on exper...
8 Mai 15min
Susie Injijian — Who Needs an Army to Become an Eight-Figure Trial Lawyer When You're Willing to Do the WORK?
Susie Injijian was running out of resources and out of time. She had put a few hundred thousand dollars into the premises liability case, got some litigation funding, and invested most of her retireme...
6 Mai 1h
Brandon Yosha and the New Generation of Trial Lawyers Winning 8-Figure Verdicts
“From day one, I was taught the right way — because there's a right way and a wrong way." That conviction has defined Brandon Yosha's six-year career, which began with a $20.3 million verdict in his v...
1 Mai 1h 7min
George Moschopoulos — Minimal Employment, Maximum Verdict
Three weeks before trial, George Moschopoulos got the call. A sexual harassment case venued in San Bernardino: no physical contact, no expert witnesses, no treaters to testify — and a plaintiff who h...
29 Apr 1h 32min
Ted Wacker – Litigation Is a Civil War. Here’s How I Win
His dad taught him persistence. Soccer taught him strategy. Ted B. Wacker combines both skills in the courtroom. That’s how he wins what he calls the “civil war” of litigation. In this conversation wi...
25 Apr 1h 5min
