In this episode, Bob sits down with renowned trial lawyer Dan Schar from Santa Cruz to discuss health and wellness in the legal profession. They delve into the challenges lawyers face in maintaining their well-being amidst high-stakes litigation, frequent travels, and the demands of family life. Tune in for insights that can help you prioritize your health while navigating a demanding career.
On this week's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob interviews Emily Pincin, a founding partner of Kent Pincin, about her work defending employee rights. Emily shares recent case outcomes, including instances of pregnancy and disability discrimination. She also discusses the legal nuances of handling cases against public versus private entities and offers practical advice for identifying potential discrimination cases. The conversation underscores the importance of networking and referring clients to specialists in employment law.
In this episode of the Justice Team Podcast, host Bob Simon interviews Jamie Wright, an expert in employee rights, covering disability discrimination, workplace harassment, and employment law. Jamie shares practical advice for lawyers and employees, including handling wage and hour cases, advocating for accommodations, and navigating the California Civil Rights Division. They also discuss the importance of community support, mental health, and mentorship for young lawyers. Tune in to learn from Jamie's extensive experience and get actionable tips for dealing with workplace issues.
Would you set your work hours from 7pm to 6am? This week, Bob interviews Mohamad Ahmad, a renowned trial lawyer with a bicoastal practice spanning from Southern California to Atlanta, and an international lifestyle including time in Jerusalem. Ahmed discusses balancing professional life with family, the intricacies of handling electric shock and burn injury cases, the challenges of managing litigation across different states, and the importance of thorough case prep for high-stakes trials.
This week on the Justice Team podcast, Bob interviews grief counselor and attorney Lauren Hoffman to discuss the importance of understanding grief to better connect with clients, especially in legal cases involving general damages for pain, suffering, and anxiety. Hoffman shares her personal experience with grief, offers practical advice for lawyers on how to support clients, and highlights the significance of documenting client interactions.
After a long excursion to Spain, Bob is joined by none other than three star-studded celebrities: his daughters, Remi, Penelope, and Josie. The four sit very calmly for a roundtable discussion on their expanded perspectives and viewpoints after their eye-opening experience with the Boss Baby.
Fresh off of her first ever trial, Bob is joined by Simon Law Group's Mikaela Pflueger this week on the Justice Team Podcast. After winning a wrongful death case, they discuss notes and organization vs. when to be in the moment, having a network of individuals to pull resources from, and working with the client to prepare them to share their full story. Mikaela is also co-host of the Justice Team Network's Ladies in Law, along with Allison Melendez. Watch Ladies in Law: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc6MmQkxfXskOkBCVr7qEnei2l7NMdjNs
What's better than working with your family? On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob Simon is joined by his own father, Bob Simon. The duo talks about what it's like to run a family practice, talking shop over Christmas dinner, parenting, and just how many bottles of whiskey Big Bob has at home.
On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob is joined by Quincy Booth to discuss how lawyers can make multiple streams of income; specifically having a multi-jurisdictional practice. Quincy is a licensed attorney in California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey (and soon, New Mexico!) state courts where he maintains active memberships with the Barristers, American Association for Justice, Trial Lawyers Associations, Bar Associations, and state-specific Associations for Justice.
On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob is joined by one of the top professional liability attorneys in the State of California, Marshall Cole of Nemecek Cole Law Firm. False advertising, wins vs. collections, splitting settlements among clients, and Bob's story about battling Tom Girardi.
On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob is joined by Jackie Karapetyan to discuss being involved in the inner workings of your firm. Learn about how tracking, relationships with clients, and even Christmas cards can be the key to success and getting the best results in your firm.
On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob is joined by Henry Peacor to discuss the most important first impressions in the courtroom: opening statements. Is it true that jurors make up their minds after the opening statements? They visit effective opening strategies,, how to beat your opponents to the punch, and the famous Pulp Fiction opening.
On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob is joined by Kelsie Russell of the Simon Law Group, a very learned individual with career pasts including being a teacher, court clerk, running jury consulting and focus groups, and of course, being a trial lawyer. Their discussion includes how unlikely factors such as emotional intelligence and literature can factor into jury selection.
On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob is joined by Allison Melendez of the Simon Law Group to discuss storytelling in court for your client, and how you can use small details to your advantage to getting a large payout. Preparation, starting early, and working together with your client to get the best possible outcome from even the most unlikely places.
On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob is joined by Attorney Share's Matt Thelen to discuss his law journey, the business side of firms, and what Attorney Share can do to help. Attorney Share facilitates referrals between attorneys, digitizing the archaic referral system.
This week on the Justice Team Podcast, Bob sits down with Harry Plotkin to talk jury selection for trials. Harry is a nationally-renowned jury consultant and leading voice in the field of jury decision-making, psychology, and persuasion.
On this week's episode Bob sits with Paul and Duol from the Expert Institute to talk about how their software can help you win your trials. With Expert Witness Search, Medical Record Review and Analysis, plus many more features for attorneys and experts alike, the Expert Institute can help you prepare for your next case.
Sex trafficking is a subject that doesn't cross most people's minds on the day-to-day, but the scary reality is that it's a crime that happens every day, and is more prevalent than you might think. Bob is joined by Ted Swanson to clue you in on what some of these cases can look like.
You know you've done your job in trial when you can see a tear or two come from the jury. On today's episode, Bob sits down with Simon Law Group's Robbie Munoz to discuss his approach to rebuttal arguments in trial, sharing stories and walking us through his thought processes during a case.
How many times have you thought about a career change? On today's episode, Bob sits down with two former prosecutors Siannah Collado and RJ Dreiling to discuss their switch over from criminal to civil. What their journey was like, what resources they pulled on, and what those considering a switch can do to make it happen.