From her trial journals to always admitting her mistakes, Kenny Berger and Washington trial attorney Karen Koehler discuss how her full disclosure approach benefits her legal practice and her life.

From her trial journals to always admitting her mistakes, Kenny Berger and Washington trial attorney Karen Koehler discuss how her full disclosure approach benefits her legal practice and her life.

From her trial journals to always admitting her mistakes, Kenny Berger and Washington trial attorney Karen Koehler discuss how her full disclosure approach benefits her legal practice and her life.&nbsp;

To Err is Human: The Personal Side of a $128 Million Verdict | Attorney Karen Koehler | Ep. 3

Best Practices is a legal podcast where South Carolina attorney, Kenneth Berger, interviews trial lawyers from around the country with regard to aspects of their practice that have helped them reach the top of the field. Tune in every other week for interviews covering everything from case selection to closing argument.

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Best Practices is a legal podcast where South Carolina attorney, Kenneth Berger, interviews trial lawyers from around the country with regard to aspects of their practice that have helped them reach the top of the field. Tune in every other week for interviews covering everything from case selection to closing argument.

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To Err is Human: The Personal Side of a $128 Million Verdict | Attorney Karen Koehler | Ep. 3

To Err is Human: The Personal Side of a $128 Million Verdict | Attorney Karen Koehler | Ep. 3

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