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1:20 intro to Alison and her practice

2:15 Florida Supreme Court mandate – are there really no continuances?

3:26 Has tort reform slowed down the tidal wave of litigation? 

4:00 Retail cases, negligence and security, and emergency responses

8:40 Hot topic - going beyond traditional social media and getting creative with discovery and discovery of new technology and related things. Everything is so app-based - don't leave things on the table. Create lists of what you should request and everything you believe should be subpoenaed. What's the timing of the big reveal of evidence?

15:00 Mahjong joy

17:48 First day of school and start of a 2-week docket. 

21:35 Reading and streaming, plus favorite book club books.

26:00 Bravo go-to programming

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1:10 Intro to Jennifer Tricker and work-life-family balance while focusing on the “being where your feet are” approach.

2:48 What would you tell your 25-year-old self about pursuing a career in the legal field? 3:54 Career track from law school to clerk to a now 20+year legal career

4:39 What keeps you busy? Tell us about your commercial litigation practice that includes a tort practice, trucking work, products liability, nursing home defense, and commercial transactions.

5 33 Nebraska’s oldest law firm. How old is old? Jennifer gives an overview of Baird Holm LLP and how its general practice supports its strong client base.

7:20 The discussion shifts to the qualities Jennifer instills in younger lawyers who are hoping to become great litigators. 

8:50 The power of checking things off the list and completing tasks fully – efficiency and improved work product.

9:43 Why do we do what we do? Being a more effective manager.

10:40 Faster pace, multiple devices and downtime – how do they work together, and what issues are you seeing younger associates face? 

13:52 Jennifer, the incoming chair of USLAW NETWORK (September 2025), explains why she wanted to take on this role. She also shared how USLAW has been a great benefit to her, her practice, her firm and her clients.

17:02 Get involved. Find something that you like and will make you happy. Do it with gusto and for something that matters to you.

18:03 Jennifer gives a few tips and tricks on how to get involved with USLAW NETWORK.

20:37 ChatGPT and AI use – how/when to use it and what the future holds.

21:35 Volleyball and dance mom, reality TV and favorite destinations.

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1:38 Meghan provides a high-level overview of her career to date and her upward trajectory in the industry.

7:00 Career advice for younger professionals just starting out; the importance of networks and having a mentor; engaged, teach, inform, lobbying efforts, etc.

10:35 What does Meghan look for in building teams, new hires, TPAs and outside counsel? 

13:43 How to bring counsel up to speed on your philosophy; Working up claims to mitigate them; Level-setting conversations and understanding expectations; proactive, transparent, and tenacious leadership.

18:00 Travel highlights 

21:40 Organization styles and Post-it notes

24:00 What’s missing in litigation?

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1:00 Intro to Tommy Thornton, lack of buffer zone, not empty nesting and importance of foundation blocks

6:14 A third-generation lawyer, Tommy, addresses what he sees as an undercurrent within the litigation industry that is “dehumanizing the human process.” The conversation includes lessons from his father plus a look at the increased emphasis on metrics vs personal interactions,

10:30 What’s the solution for attorneys who are being judged on the numbers when still trying to get to know the individual?

12:45 Backbone of USLAW 

17:10 The benefits of USLAW for attorneys and clients 9trusted resources)

19:40 What impacts metrics that form the basis “to be judged?” (claim closure rates, indemnity spend etc.)

21:25 Favorite vacation destinations, creating experiences for kids, Friday night menu plus wine tasting and a small-world travel coincidence that leads to a client dinner in London and more.

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2:35 Ginny Murphy introduction and career path overview

7:15 The loudest group of 100 people ever

8:15 Mergers & Acquisitions – how to integrate them into your operations; dealer-owned, dealer-operated or is it a distribution location?

11:00 How claims load changes with changing and evolving business models and acquisitions.

11:35 Contracts exist for a reason.

12:00 Launching a C3 strategy.

13:50 Kudos to Frank Gattuso of Sweeney & Sheehan in Philadelphia for helping craft C3 strategy and an explanation of C3.

16:25 What’s on the horizon?

17:55 Importance of insurance and in-house legal working together. Why it matters.

19:34 USLAW creating a client-only forum during a USLAW event. Having intentional conversations.

21:40 What’s your legacy going to be?

22:44 Jersey Shore and beach time

25:22 Family talk

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3:00 Chris shares how USLAW and S-E-A connected more than 20 years ago.

3:35 About S-E-A - 300 employees, including 200 technical staff members and 15 engineering disciplines.

4:10 How his youth football coach, who also was the founder of S-E-A, led him to S-E-A 26 years ago and counting. Also, you never know who you’re going to meet and what impact they will have on you.

6:10 Creating deeper relationships with clients and community; how to do it right; why community matters; listening to clients, diversifying what an engineer looks like coming out of college. 

9:03 The Why statement - the entire reason S-E-A has been with USLAW for 20+ years.

10:40 S-E-A's digital forensic expertise expansion - how to extract, store, protect, and use the data to better build cases and tell stories.

12:20 Industry snapshot and digital footprint data – whose doing what well with digital information 

14:30 What keeps Chris up at night? 

16:04 Is S-E-A using AI? What are the downsides?

The University of Kentucky, Dave Matthews Band, Trampled by Turtles, Avett Brothers, teen drivers and more.

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2:20 Introduction to Cory Feinberg.

3:25 Overview of career track to current role at MoneyGram. 

5:40 MoneyGram’s mission and its impact in countries around the world.

6:50 MoneyGram is literally everywhere but a few countries; digital presence; buy/sell crypto through MoneyGram. 

7:18 Opened the rails to the world. Financial inclusion—making sure every person in the world can move money if needed. Global legal challenges, licenses, and regulators.

8:25 Compliance, banking and treasury functions, partnerships, marketing, strong legal team internally and externally. How USLAW NETWORK helps Cory and his legal team globally and with litigation matters.

10:34 Global reach meets the developing technology age—what's trending, how it's blending into the legal side of business, and what Cory sees as hot issues on the horizon.

17:10 Challenges Cory is seeing in litigation, why venue matters, the role of politics, 24/7/365 business.

23:54 Missed Eras Tour plus concerts past, present and future. 

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2:00 Origin of the company; launched in 2011

3:45 How defense teams and litigators use Marshall Investigative Group.

4:10 How does Marshall Investigative Group help defense teams?

5:10 Adding unmanned surveillance

6:35 Memorable moments 

10:45 Cornerstones of Marshall Investigative Group’s success.

14:20 Surfing the web - what’s online about YOU?

17:10 Movie star complex

18:00 Data may drive us to need more discovery.

20:00 Artificial Intelligence (AI) – does it help or hurt?

22:00 Litigation may be starting to implement AI tools, but a human backstop is needed.

23:35 Carpe skiem and Olympic bobsledding in Park City

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1:47 Earl gives an intro to his 18-year tenure at Martin Tate in Memphis, Tennessee.

2:56 Growing up on a farm, moving to Memphis and many steps in between.

5:00 Knowledge of farm life has helped him defend cattle haulers/transportation clients.

5:47 Where does Earl focus his practice?

6:45 Leadership on the Tennessee Board of Court Reporting and his role in helping to create licensure.

11:00 Importance of collegiality among lawyers.

11:55 Biggest issue in Tennessee and other states – future medicals.

18:30 How to battle life care plans.

21:50 Career trajectory recap

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:07 USLAW Live is supported by USLAW corporate partners S-E-A, American Legal Records, Arcadia Settlements Group, Immersion Legal Jury, Marshall Investigative Group and MDD Forensic Accountants

2:04 Family time

2:35 Must do – Peanut hunt for kids in Dothan, Alabama.

3:55 Adam talks about his career as a litigator and the growth of his practice.

10:20 How do you have work-life balance as an active litigator and how does it impact firm culture?

12:40 All about Bovis Kyle

13:30 The greatest part of USLAW NETWORK

14:15 Highlights of recent labor and employment panel, mental health in the workplace and what’s on the horizon?

16:06 Georgia tort reform update

17:04 Are there any good jurisdictions in Georgia to try a case? Defense friendly?

18:20 Talking about how tort reform affects big verdicts and how you sell certainty to clients

30:00 Reasonable value of cases vs. realistic exposure

23:40 Use and benefits of mock trials

24:30 Past event at S-E-A HQ in Columbus. Attend an event there if you ever get a chance.

28:20 Favorite things to do plus what (and how much) he’s reading!

30:31 Local knowledge - Where to go in Atlanta with kids or for date night.

32:12 When it comes to baseball or sports in general, what’s your team?

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