Scott Frost, a veteran mesothelioma trial lawyer with over 100 trials under his belt, joins host Dan Ambrose to share insights from his distinguished career. From his early days in the Army JAG Corps to founding his own firm, Scott discusses his evolution as a trial lawyer and his specialized approach to toxic exposure cases. He’ll teach this “speed trial” method – which he leverages to try complex causation cases in as little as four days – at TLU Beach (June 4-7). "The reality is jurors don't know as much about the case, and if you can make it concise and quick, they'll really enjoy the case, and you'll get the right result," Scott explains. 

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Episode Snapshot

• Scott's career began with the Army JAG Corps, where he tried 50 to 75 cases including a double federal capital murder case, before moving to civil practice.
• At Baron & Budd in Dallas, Scott developed his skills as a plaintiff’s lawyer, trying mesothelioma and asbestos cases throughout Texas.
• Scott has tried approximately 30 mesothelioma cases to verdict and started another 60-plus trials over his career.
• In 2018, Scott founded Frost Law Firm to focus on fewer cases and do them better, while allowing more time with his family.
• At TLU Beach, Scott will teach the "speed trial method" in which complex cases are condensed into as few as four days.
• Also at TLU Beach, Scott and Eric Oliver will present a lecture on strategies for effective communication with "post-truth jurors.”
• Scott emphasizes that while making money is important, a true trial lawyer's priority is doing the best for each client on each case.
• Scott credits TLU with expanding his view of the legal world by exposing him to top talent from across the country.

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