0:05 Welcome to USLAW Live, Bravocon, missing out on Andy Cohen

1:57 Introduction to Jack Laffey

3:50 Reality programming is a great antidote to high-stress life and jobs - the unreality of reality. Team Andy Cohen.

5:15 Jack tells us more about what he does, reflecting on his four-decade legal career.

6:50 Career journey – and how working on the plaintiff’s side early in his career helps him today when defending his clients. 

9:30 Opened this shop (Laffey Leitner & Goode) 9 years ago - best decision he made to go out with two of his friends to open up this law firm. The firm’s motto is We don’t know how to run a law firm, but we know how not to.

10:00 Biggest lesson learned from being on the plaintiff side that he’s brought over to the defense practice. 

13:00 Jack as a storyteller.

14:10 Jack is Chair of the USLAW Complex Tort and Product Liability Practice Group, and he talks about the recent forum in Charleston.

15:45 Forum content | How it works and why it works for attorneys and clients alike, plus the two key things clients are really concerned about.

18:10 Pam Hallford shares how her firm has evolved with AI and the changing impact on business and education. Plus, have you heard of Harvey, AI for law firms?

19:15 AI is happening in real time, in contrast to nuclear or unconscious verdicts.

20:00 More about Harvey.

20:30 Verdict discussion continues - nuclear/unconscious and large verdicts in general. 

30:10 What is Jack listening to? TV and music. 

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