Lawyer Rumble

Law school teaches Gen Z lawyers how to argue a motion. It doesn't teach them how to dress for court, talk to a judge's staff, or build a reputation that actually lasts.

That gap is exactly what Bobbi Sheahan spends her career closing. She is the Director of Motion Practice and Briefing at Angel Reyes & Associates, where she brings more than 25 years of experience in civil litigation, advocacy, and legal writing. She is a published legal author with work appearing in the Texas Bar Journal and the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, and she is currently writing her third book, Begin Again, about returning to law after stepping away to raise a family.

In this episode, Lawyer Rumble host Elliot Johnson, CMO of Angel Reyes & Associates, sits down with Bobbi to unpack the unwritten rules of the legal profession and the practical habits that separate young lawyers who build lasting careers from those who stall out early.

Here is what Bobbi and Elliot got into:

→ Why every lawyer already has a personal brand, whether they've built it on purpose or not
→ The courtroom etiquette and professionalism rules nobody teaches in law school
→ Why respecting court staff isn't just good manners, it's a smart strategy
→ The 3 simple habits Gen Z legal professionals can start practicing immediately

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Ryan Little spent years as a bar prosecutor in Hawaii before switching sides, and now he's the ethics counsel personal injury firms call when things get complicated.

Ryan is the founder of Little Legal, LLC, where he advises clients ranging from the world's largest law firms to legal-tech companies on discipline, advertising compliance, trust accounting, risk management, and AI. He serves clients across California, Hawaii, and Alabama, and sits on the board of the Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers, the largest legal ethics bar in the country. In this episode, host Elliot Johnson is joined by Ryan and Graham Griffin, web and content manager at Angel Reyes & Associates, to unpack one of the most overlooked parts of running a PI firm: legal ethics, and why the rules are changing faster than most firms realize.

Here is what Ryan, Graham, and Elliot got into:

→ How AI avatars are changing lawyer advertising and what firms need to vet before using one

→ Why states like California and Alabama are re-regulating legal advertising after decades of deregulation

→ What personal injury firms need to know before running AI tools, intake tech, or automation without creating ethics problems

→ Why every PI firm needs an ethics counsel before a crisis hits, not after

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Meet Michael Cowen.

A personal injury lawyer who has tried over 120 jury trials, handled more than 1,000 trucking cases, and, in the last six months alone, his firm settled two cases worth over $20 million. He built Cowen Law into one of the nation's premier trucking litigation firms, is board-certified in both personal injury trial law and truck accident law, and authored Big Rig, Justice.

He's also the founder of Big Rig Boot Camp, a nationally recognized trucking litigation conference returning to San Antonio on July 9th, 2026, and hosts the Trial Lawyer Nation podcast.

In this episode, Michael sits down with Elliot Johnson to break down exactly how trucking cases go from good to great and why most lawyers never get there.

Here is what we got into:
→ Why trucking cases remain one of the greatest opportunities in plaintiff law and how the liability math works in your favor

→ How to uncover additional defendants like Amazon and major brokers sitting on hundreds of millions in coverage

→ What separates lawyers who consistently win big trucking verdicts from those who settle short

→ How Big Rig Boot Camp is training attorneys at every level to win more and win bigger

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A behind-the-scenes recap of the Lawyer Rumble CLE conference with Spencer Browne and Carolina Eder-Weaver from Angel Reyes & Associates.

We break down what made this event such a success, from standout speakers to the most valuable insights shared across sessions. Spencer offers a high-level perspective on the impact and execution of the conference, while Carolina highlights key takeaways and moments that resonated with attorneys in attendance.

If you missed Lawyer Rumble or want to revisit the biggest ideas shaping personal injury law, this conversation captures the energy, expertise, and practical insights from one of the most impactful legal events of the year.

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In this episode of Lawyer Rumble, Mike Morse, founder of Michigan’s largest personal injury firm, shares how he scaled a high-volume practice while maintaining case quality and results.

He breaks down what he’ll be covering at Lawyer Rumble, the operational and marketing decisions that fueled his growth, and the mindset required to build a dominant PI brand.

Mike also dives into Fireproof, his approach to helping law firms grow faster and smarter, and what attorneys should be paying attention to in a rapidly evolving legal landscape.

If you’re focused on scaling your firm, improving performance, and staying competitive, this episode delivers clear, actionable insight.

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In this episode of the Lawyer Rumble Podcast, Elliot Johnson sits down with Spencer Browne, partner at Angel Reyes & Associates. Spencer is a 12 time consecutive Texas Super Lawyer, has taken more than 100 cases to verdict, and has been voted Best Lawyer in Dallas multiple times.

Spencer shares what it takes to build high value personal injury cases from the ground up, including why properly managing the medical side of a case can make or break the outcome. He also discusses lessons learned from helping secure a $30 million settlement in a catastrophic injury case and how trial discipline plays a role in maximizing case value.

The conversation also explores what it takes to become an elite trial lawyer, how attorneys can develop better courtroom instincts, and why maintaining a trial ready mindset is critical in complex cases.

If you handle serious auto and truck accident litigation and want insight from a lawyer who has spent decades in the courtroom, this episode delivers practical perspective from the front lines of trial practice.

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In this episode of Lawyer Rumble, Austin Allan, CTO at Angel Reyes & Associates, shares a different way to think about technology inside a law firm. Instead of chasing new tools, Austin explains how to approach operations like a supply chain for cases, where every workflow, handoff, and automation affects speed, client experience, and outcomes. He breaks down how intentional systems and continuous improvement can eliminate bottlenecks, increase efficiency, and help firms resolve cases faster with better results.

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In this premiere episode of Lawyer Rumble, Angel Reyes, founder and CEO of Angel Reyes and Associates, breaks down why Lawyer Rumble annual CLE event was created and why the auto and truck litigation space needs a different kind of CLE right now. He shares what separates firms that consistently win big cases from those that stall, what serious attorneys can expect from the event, and one tactical insight that can materially impact firm performance this year. If you care about growth, positioning, and staying competitive in a changing PI landscape, this episode sets the tone.

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