In part 2 of our episode with attorneys Brian Ward and Erin Powers of Trial Lawyers for Justice, Kenny, Brian, and Erin discuss the human story behind the case, how the case affected the interests of far more than just one person, and how they used Irving Younger's "Crazy Goat" to achieve a $63 million verdict. 

In this week's episode of Best Practices, Kenny Berger is joined by guest attorneys Brian Ward and Erin Powers of Trial Lawyers for Justice. In part 1 of this 2-part episode, Brian and Erin share the many fears and challenges they faced taking on big oil and how they ultimately overcame them to secure a $63 million verdict. 

Stay tuned for Part 2 coming on Wednesday, October 11!

Kenny Berger and guest attorney, author, and performer Lauren Fraser of Einhorn. Barbarito discuss how she harnesses her creative  background to get incredible results in a historically difficult venue. From storytelling to character development, Lauren gives helpful tips on how to simply frame and present your client's story in a compelling way that makes the jury care. 

In this week's episode of Best Practices, Kenny Berger is joined by attorney Danny Ellis of Truck Wreck Justice, PLLC and the Keenan Trial Institute to cover all aspects of taking an effective deposition. Tune in for an episode full of tips that will change how you approach depositions, including using focus groups to map out your depo, reviewing video footage to understand your deponent's psyche, and more.   

This week Kenny Berger is joined by attorney Joe Camerlengo of the Truck Accident Law Firm to talk all about truck crash law: why truck cases are different, advocating for safety and meaningful change in the trucking industry, and actionable tips on how to get more out of your truck crash cases. If you handle truck wreck cases, this is an episode you won't want to miss!

Kenny is joined by attorney Stuart Ratzan of Ratzan Weissman & Boldt in Coconut Grove, Florida, to discuss how to maintain credibility while arguing punitive damages. They dive deep into this topic this week, covering the role injury attorneys play in our society, value drivers for punitive damages, and how to empower jurors to take control of safety in their community. 

This week we are excited to share Part 2 of Persuasion is a Science with Attorney Rex Parris. In this episode, Rex shares the essential skills he believes attorneys must learn to successfully persuade their audience and the small changes he has made in his communication that make a big impact on results. 

In this week's episode, Kenny is joined by attorney Rex Parris of Parris Law Firm in Lancaster, CA. With an impressive list of verdicts under his belt, Rex shares how he uses metaphors, reversals, and mirroring to connect with a jury to achieve incredible results. 

In this week's episode, Kenny is joined by attorney Brian Breiter and Joseph Limbaugh to discuss Improv for Trial and how Brian and Joseph help attorneys improve their storytelling skills through improvisation, so they can better communicate with juries, judges, clients, and beyond. 

In this episode, Kenny and prominent civil rights attorney Antonio Romanucci of Chicago-based trial firm Romanucci & Blandin, discuss his involvement in high profile civil rights and mass shooting cases, including the historic civil lawsuit alongside Ben Crump against the City of Minneapolis and four police officers for the murder of George Floyd. Romanucci also shares what he does to build strong relationships with his clients as well as what he does to create a culture of wellness at his firm.