Things They Don't Teach in Law School—But Should
Pro Tips on preparing your Client and your Case for Mediation
In this edition, host Jonathan Amarilio and co-host Margaret Mendenhall Casey are joined by Judge Robert Bacharach of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit to discuss his recent book...
Preserving the Record for Appeal: A Trial Lawyer's Checklist
“It’s business, don’t take it personally.” How many times have you heard that? And how do you react? Is there a middle ground that allows tough skin and a tender heart? Today’s...
Lessons from Losing: How to handle loss in a court case - because it’s not win or lose. It’s win or learn.
Host Christopher T. Anderson meets with lawyers from around the country to discuss issues they are currently facing in their practices.
Consider the courtroom as a live drama unfolding before you. How can you direct the characters to tell their most authentic story and utilize breathing, dramatic structure, voice control, and more to...
Is it true that you can't market litigation? Litigators face distinct business development challenges. Discover successful strategies to get more clients, grow your business and advance your legal career.
What can Lawyers Learn from Actors? And the Best Techniques to Prepare your Clients for the Courtroom.
We all know the feeling…your heart starts racing, your stomach starts turning and your palms are getting sweaty…. This episode of Heels in the Courtroom focuses on how to reduce negative nervousness...
“What matters most to us is effecting change.” That’s the philosophy of renowned trial attorney Charla Aldous and her firm Aldous\Walker. Charla Aldous is a trailblazer who also founded Athea Trial Attorneys,...
How To Handle Pre-Court Jitters in your next court hearing. This episode of Heels in the Courtroom focuses on how to reduce nerves before trial and offers tips for feeling confident in...
Every case requires some legal research, and we don’t mean Google. This hard-skills episode focuses on pro tips like how to use Westlaw more efficiently, where to start your research and whether...
It’s being called “The Great Resignation,” a post-pandemic world where employees and associates are re-evaluating their careers. Hear how law firms must recognize, and adapt, to the new work environment.