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Litigation Radio |
Hosted by Michal Rogson and Jim Reeder, this show features conversations with top litigators, judges, and experts to help litigators develop their careers, win more cases, earn more clients, and build sustainable practices. Stay tuned for the tips segment in every episode with Lauren Williams and ABA Litigation Section’s Mental Health & Wellness Committee!
Brought to you by the American Bar Association Litigation Section
When seeking a team to litigate a case, clients may ask “what’s this going to cost?” Attorney Daniel Dowd explains how his firm helps clients understand potential expenses.
The ABA House of Delegates is perhaps a mystery to many. But the association’s policymaking body is open to all. Hear from two prominent members.
No matter how busy you are, make time for generating new business. Guests Maureen Cruz and Tracey Salmon-Smith share the importance of networking and business development.
Guest David N. Greenwald wrote the book – literally – on clear, persuasive legal writing. He explains the foundations of a winning, compelling brief.
Even the smallest details can alter the trajectory of one’s life, as this personal conversation between new hosts Michal “Mic” Rogson and James “Jim” Reeder highlights. Get to know them!
Ever wonder what the judge is thinking about you when you step into a courtroom? Judge Mark Drummond pulls back the curtain with valuable tips and insights.
Guest Jill Wine-Banks never let someone else define her career. Hear how she smashed through barriers to lead corporations and prosecute a president.
It’s not a given that young associates move on after a couple years. Learn how investing in your associates develops your firm’s future leadership.
The right expert witness can make or break a case. Guest Monica Poole of Round Table Group shares how finding the right expert includes the timing.
Longtime Litigation Radio host Dave Scriven-Young turns over the podcast to new co-hosts James “Jim” Reeder and Michal “Mic” Rogson. But first, some parting words of advice.
If you haven’t been in a mediation or arbitration session, chances are you will. Veteran mediator John Barkett shares valuable insights for preparation and presentation.
The process of e-discovery changes by the day and litigators must stay up to date. Guest Nicole Gill is the author of the book Best Practices for E-Discovery: A Practical Handbook.
Accomplished litigators Andrés Correa and Chris Patton delve into the fascinating history of rock and roll and the nuances of copyright infringement. Who’s got the beat?
The courtroom is often “unfair” due to an imbalance of power and resources. But today’s tech, even AI, can help manage discovery, case presentation, and investigations.
Hear what it’s like to be under the glare of the media eye as a veteran prosecutor takes you inside one of the highest profile trials in South Carolina history.
In this episode, hear what nobody told you about being a successful litigator. Write these 10 tips down. Know them. Live them.
Despite pushback against DEI efforts, tapping a diverse panel of experts in litigation isn’t about politics. It’s about persuading juries and winning cases.
Attorneys work hard to please clients and deliver results. But sometimes it doesn’t work out and they have to “fire” a client. Here are some best practices.
Picking the right expert witness is more than reviewing a CV. Your case may depend on little things. How likeable is your witness? How nimble? How available?
Guests Bobbi Liebenberg and Stephanie Scharf’s new study reveals the hard realities of bullying in the legal profession. It happens. A lot.
It’s a delicate dance, fighting for your clients while being civil and, quite honestly, polite. Guests Sonja Arndt-Johnson and Jeanne Huey break it down.
The year is winding down. Hear how successful litigators Paula Hinton and Anne Marie Seibel reflect on where they are going and lean on their “personal board of directors” to gain...
Lawyers are driven performers. So, the idea of stepping back can seem foreign. Our guests explain how to recognize signs of burnout and plan a second act.
Guest Jeffrey Klenk explains the role of economists as expert witnesses to help dissect a claim from preparation and filing to depositions to testimony.
Two experts in administrative law dissect recent Supreme Court rulings that could upend the world of government regulatory oversight. This is big.
It’s summer associate and clerkship season. Hear 10 tips for success from the partners who run the programs. Law students, this is your moment. Shine.
The banking and financial services industries are full of opportunities for interested attorneys. Take a deep dive into the role of lawyers in the world of finance.
Round Table Group is a Premier Sponsor of the ABA Litigation Section. On this Litigation Radio episode, we will hear from Dan Rubin, National Business Development Manager of Round Table Group, about...
Attorneys live stressful lives, but it doesn’t have to ruin your health. Hear tips for dealing with stress and living a happier, less stressful life.
Are you using AI? Are your clients? It’s a legal jungle out there when determining what applies and who’s liable when AI goes awry.
Are you a litigator who has served on a jury? Our guest recently did, and what she learned will change your outlook. Jurors watch your every move.
Litigators deeply involved in a newly released ABA book share the heartfelt stories of women in the legal profession and the daily obstacles they face.
Guest Paula Hinton navigated her career from a small town to a leading position at a big city firm. “There’s no shortcut, just work and dedication.”
Guest Russ Rosenzweig is CEO of Round Table Group, a firm that specializes in finding case-changing experts you can put to work instantly.
Nothing replaces your legal skills. But hear from a leader in tech how today’s tools, and coming tools, can make you better, faster, and more successful.
Joining a new firm as a new lawyer can leave you feeling a bit lost. These tips for getting started, fitting in, and standing out will help you ease in.
Guest Merrick Gross isn't just a great lawyer, he's great at building his business. Learn how to find new clients by being friendly, approachable, and nice.
Well-being and mental health are serious issues facing the legal profession. Learn about initiatives and programs for help.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison led the prosecution of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin following the murder of George Floyd.
The student loan roller coaster ride never ends. Attorney Latife Neu, who specializes in student loan law, walks us through the latest developments.
When contractual and investment disagreements cross borders, international arbitration becomes a challenge for even the best lawyers.
Ethical questions at the nation’s highest court are fueling a renewed focus on judicial ethics. How can bias and perception tilt the scales?
Hear how litigators are leading the fight for environmental justice and clean air and water.
Let’s talk about burnout in the pro bono world. It’s real and we can’t ignore it. A panel of experts explores the syndrome and solutions.
Guest Stephen Vladeck, law professor and bestselling author, finds a U.S. Supreme Court in crisis and ruling without accountability. What’s next?
You’ve heard of Artificial Intelligence (AI), but do you know how it applies to your firm and your cases? (And what dangers lurk beneath the surface?)
Guest Jason Ward built his own successful firm. But hard work, pressure, and deadlines took a toll and led to substance abuse. It can happen to anyone.
The ABA Litigation Section’s Women in Litigation Joint CLE Conference will be in San Diego November 1-3. Hear why networking, relationships, and mentoring are so important to female litigators.
The law is crafted to be fair, but the world is not. Effective communication is key. Learn how to accommodate counsel with hearing loss to ensure a level playing field.
Focus groups are a common marketing tool to identify how messaging resonates with customers. Learn how focus groups can help litigators fine tune their trial strategy and evaluate expert witnesses.
Law school graduates probably know the law pretty well. But putting that knowledge to work takes more. Learn to communicate and listen.
Jim Reeder is an accomplished trial lawyer who focuses on complex commercial litigation and antitrust. He represents...
Michal Rogson is a Vice President in the Commercial Department of Skyward Specialty Insurance Company, and is...
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