Why keeping cordial relationships across the aisle is good for your clients.
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John G. Simon’s work as Managing Partner at the firm has resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars for...
For more than thirty years, Erich Vieth has worked as a trial and appellate attorney in St. Louis. His...
You throw down the gloves in the courtroom. But when the trial is over, should you still maintain an adversarial relationship with opposing counsel? Defense attorney Tim Gearin sits down with Erich Vieth and Plaintiff Attorney Tim Cronin of the Simon Law Firm to discuss why keeping cordial relationships across the aisle is not only the polite thing to do but can actually help your client, your case, and your career.
| Published: | September 15, 2021 |
| Podcast: | The Jury is Out |
| Category: | Litigation |
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The Jury is Out |
Hosted by John Simon and Erich Vieth, 'The Jury is Out' offers insight and mentorship to trial attorneys who want to better serve their clients and improve their practice with an additional focus on client relations, trial skills, and firm management.
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