In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus interviews Andrew Ellenberg of Needle & Ellenberg, P.A. They discuss how curiosity fueled his pursuit of practicing law, his unique approach to medical malpractice cases using his healthcare knowledge, and being a part of litigation that affected a change in how birth injury cases are handled.

Learn more about Andrew Ellenberg: https://bit.ly/3pXC0PS

08:39 - Getting started — championing the rights of our clients

23:58 - Fighting for the people who come to me

34:10 - A different approach

42:59 - Improving the lives of all healthcare consumers

51:10 - Connecting with the harm suffered by a client

59:44 - Helping clients recover as much as they can

📧🎙️ Join host Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., MSCC, CSSC on Trial Lawyer View for a new episode featuring Christopher Zachar from Zachar Law Firm, P.C. Get ready to explore Christopher’s practice that has secured over $150 million in verdicts and settlements for people in Arizona. Uncover the secrets behind Christopher's case acquisition strategies and how he consistently attracts high-quality cases without traditional advertising. ⚖️💼

🌟 Gain valuable insights into the challenges he faced in building and trying his cases, as well as his approach to managing client expectations.

Don't miss this episode that delves into his niche personal injury practice and successful law firm management techniques. 🌟

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus has an in-depth conversation with one of the George Floyd family civil attorneys, Tony Romanucci of Romanucci & Blandin, LLC. They discuss how his Italian immigrant parents instilled in him his passionate work ethic and how his first job with the Cook County Public Defender’s Office shaped his career fighting for social justice in police misconduct cases. They also talk about how the death of Michael Brown led to the creation of AAJ’s Police Misconduct Litigation group, Romancucci’s involvement in the George Floyd case and how he hopes it will change the world. They also talk about other groundbreaking litigation against large corporations, like aluminum bat manufacturers and Sterigenics, that have led to safer practices.

Learn more about Tony Romanucci: https://bit.ly/2ZLI7hw

In this week’s episode of Trial Lawyer View, host, Jason D. Lazarus interviews Michael Haggard of The Haggard Law Firm. They delve into being open about his health issues to help find a cure for polycystic kidney disease, his ground-breaking litigation related to swimming pool safety and the impact it has had on improving pool equipment safeguards to prevent drowning, and how he has developed a niche in trying negligent security cases.

Learn more about Michael Haggard: https://bit.ly/3jmhTte

7:50 - Finding a living donor

12:40 - A second chance

15:00 - The importance of being real with your clients

23:02 - Virginia Graham Baker Pool Act

38:22 - The niche can be a curse

44:35 - Negative security cases

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers!

Don't miss the latest episode of Trial Lawyer View as host Jason Lazarus sits down with Phillip Fairley from The Rainmaker Institute! Join us for an engaging conversation covering important business of law practice topics like:

Running a Law Firm: Explore the key aspects of running a law firm that can accelerate growth and success, transforming it into a thriving enterprise.

Efficiency and Profitability: Learn how to maximize efficiency and profitability by running a law firm as a business rather than just a legal practice, unlocking its full potential.

Client Acquisition and Retention Strategies: Discover effective strategies that small to mid-size personal injury law firms can implement to improve client acquisition and retention rates, driving business growth and success.

This is a not to be missed episode given the incredible insights provided by Phillip to managing a successful personal injury practice.

Thanks for listening!

Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

Welcome to Trial Lawyer View a podcast designed to bring you insights on the latest legal trends and strategies from some of the best trial attorneys in the country. In this episode, Host Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., MSCC, CSSC sits down with John Blumberg of Blumberg Law Offices and the author of Persuasion Science for Trial Lawyers. John is a master of the courtroom, and he will provide us an in-depth look at how persuasion science can help trial lawyers get successful jury verdicts. He shares how his study of the psychology of decision science has helped him understand decision making and opinion formation. Plus, he explains the importance of the Rule of Threes and how his book can help other trial lawyers. Join us for an engaging and informative conversation that you won’t want to miss!

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Host Jason D. Lazarus had a fantastic conversation with Clancey Bounds from Bounds Law Group. They talked about his area of specialty of plaintiff medical malpractice litigation and how his appreciation for the complicated nature of the cases initially drew him to that practice but then developed into the passion of helping people. Clancey talked about how the cases he handles can make a meaningful difference through holding medical professionals accountable for harm they cause by achieving requite. Together they delved into the meaning of requite which personally resonated with Jason D. Lazarus given his personal injury case. Lastly, Clancey touched on how he connects with the clients he represents in a very personal way to convey the nature of their loss to a jury

Learn more about J. Clancey Bounds here: https://bit.ly/3tOslPl

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Host Jason D. Lazarus, Esq. had an engaging conversation with Tom Feher from Feher Law. In this podcast edition, they talk about the importance of empathy in the life of a trial lawyer, how much organizations like LATLC give back to the community and they ended the conversation discussing the responsibility that trial lawyers have to serve the people they represent.

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In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Jason D. Lazarus speaks with Mark Avera of Avera & Smith. They discuss how he went from working as a sheriff’s deputy to following in his father’s footsteps as a trial lawyer, his upcoming work with Trial School, and what he means when he says “Courage with hope.” They also talk about the impact that the Wiederhold v. Domino’s Pizza case had on him and his career, as well as his litigation against the tobacco industry.

Learn more about Mark Avera here: https://bit.ly/3jb8N1L

08:17 - From law enforcement to practicing law

14:35 - Wiederhold v. Domino’s Pizza

19:44 - Communicating the loss of loved one to a jury

26:10 - Fighting the tobacco industry

32:59 - Professionalism, civility, and the oath we take as warriors

41:01 - What keeps me up at night

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus, Esq. speaks with Dorothy Clay Sims of the Law Offices of Dorothy Clay Sims, Esq. They talk about how her brother motivated her to fight for individuals with disabilities, her work debunking expert witnesses which started with an investigation into doctors manipulating the administration of tests like the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) for the injured, and some insights from her book, "Exposing Deceptive Defense Doctors."

Learn more about Dorothy Sims Clay here: https://bit.ly/3AWsy2I