In this episode of Face the Jury, we’re joined by Jack Buckelew, a client who fought tirelessly for justice after his son, Jonathan, suffered a catastrophic brain injury due to medical negligence. Jack shares the emotional and financial toll of a years-long legal battle, resulting in a $75 million verdict—one that ensured Jonathan’s survival and care, but their fight is still ongoing. Listen today as we discuss:

• The reality of life after a devastating medical error
• The impact of Georgia’s proposed "tort reform" on cases like Jonathan’s
• How Senate Bill 68 could make it harder for families to seek justice

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In this episode, we’re joined by legendary trial lawyer Randy Kinnard, a decorated Vietnam veteran and one of Tennessee’s most respected legal professionals. With over 40 years of courtroom experience and record-setting verdicts, Randy shares his journey from the battlefield to the front lines of justice. Listen today as we discuss:

• The parallels between combat and the courtroom
• The power of respect and how professionalism can impact verdicts 
• The landmark Erin Andrews case and how it changed policies nationwide

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In this episode of Face the Jury, we’re joined by Susan Powell, a certified ACE advanced health and fitness trainer with over 25 years of experience working with trial lawyers and other high-stress professionals. Susan shares practical tips and strategies to help legal professionals prioritize their health while navigating the demands of their careers. Listen today as we discuss:

• How exercise and mental fitness reduce stress for trial lawyers
• Diet tips for long trials and high-stress days
• Strategies for maintaining fitness routines, even during hectic schedules

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Thank you to our friends at Huseby for sponsoring today's episode.

In this episode of Face the Jury, we’re joined by one of the country’s most accomplished trial lawyers, Randi McGinn. With over 135 trials under her belt, Randi offers invaluable insights into the world of medical malpractice and creative advocacy.

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Welcome to Season Five of Face the Jury!

If you've been listening for a while, you know we typically discuss medical malpractice cases from a trial perspective, whether client stories or courtroom tactics. Today is a first for the show as we discuss what it looks like to resolve these complex cases without stepping into the courtroom for trial. Welcome professional mediator Shuli Green from Miles Mediation.

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In the final episode of Face the Jury Season 4, Lloyd Bell welcomes guest Matt Wetherington. Matt is a nationally recognized lawyer focused on high-stakes cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, and class actions. He's also an expert in all things AI and the law. Listen to our conversation today and learn: 

• What AI is and how lawyers can – and should – leverage it in their practices
• Practical AI applications for medical malpractice litigation and case prep
• The importance of human connection as we enter "the AI age"

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In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell and Meg Simonian wrap up their discussion on effective voir dire strategies. A fellow Inner Circle of Advocates member, Meg is one of Alaska's top lawyers, devoting her practice to representing people who have been injured or wronged.  Listen today as she shares:

- The "fair fight" concept and finding juries that can fairly evaluate case evidence
- Essential questions to ask during a medical malpractice case jury selection
- The role of sympathy in a jury trial 

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In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell welcomes fellow trial attorney and Inner Circle of Advocates member Meg Simonian to the show to discuss effective voir dire strategies. Meg is one of Alaska's top lawyers, devoting her practice to representing people who have been injured or wronged. She has obtained several of the largest jury verdicts and settlements in Alaska's history, both in state and federal court. Listen today as she shares:

- Her "uniquely Simonian" approach to jury selection
- Reframing the idea of a "perfect jury"
- Questions attorneys should ask during voir dire 

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In this episode of Face the Jury, Lloyd Bell welcomes the show's first-ever judge guest. The Honorable Alvin Wong was elected Judge of the State Court of DeKalb County in 1998 and has served continuously for over two decades. He was the first Asian Pacific American (APA) to run for public office in metro Atlanta and the first APA to be elected judge in the Southeast. Listen today as we discuss: 

• A judge's perspective of how juries decide pretentious cases
• Advice for attorneys trying cases
• Judge Wong's experience as a trailblazer in the legal industry

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In this episode, we're joined by client Christine Perron. Bell Law Firm helped Christine navigate a medical negligence lawsuit to a $4M verdict after she developed complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) following a botched surgery at Village Podiatry Group. Listen today as we discuss:

• The steps for confirming suspected negligence
• What it's like to live with complex regional pain syndrome
• Navigating a medical negligence case as a client from trial to verdict

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