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Some lawyers are thrown off by a wrongful death case, but not Dirk Vandever. 
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by seasoned trial lawyer–who’s been practicing for almost 50 years—Dirk Vandever of Popham Law Firm. 
Tune in as Dan and Dirk discuss strategies and tactics for wrongful death cases including, how to talk to the jury about the value of human life in voir dire, how to help the jury understand the adult child’s loss, and why Dirk references the Declaration of Independence in his closing argument. 
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Episode SnapshotHighlights from TLU Huntington BeachGetting to know Dirk VandeverPreviewing what Dirk is teaching at TLU Vegas 2024Background of Dirk’s recent wrongful death casesHow Dirk approaches jury selection in a wrongful death caseResource mentioned: Don’t Eat the Bruises by Keith MitnikDirk’s strategy for opening statement in wrongful death casesOrder of proof in a wrongful death caseCross examination of defense...

In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, trial lawyer David deRubertis–who won a $464.5M verdict in 2022, the largest employment jury verdict in US history–discusses tactics for employment cases.
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In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, med mal trial attorney Lloyd Bell shares his approach to trial–drawing parallels to acting, emphasizing the importance of preparation, and advocating the use of visual aids for impactful storytelling.
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When Dale Galipo started doing civil rights cases, only 10% were won by plaintiffs. But Dale wins 91% of his trials.  And those aren’t even his best cases because he’s settling his best cases. So how does he do it?
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by renowned Los Angeles civil rights attorney, Dale Galipo, the founder and principal of The Law Offices of Dale K. Galipo. In 2002, Dale started to devote nearly all of his attention to civil rights cases involving police misconduct. With fifteen published opinions in civil rights cases, Dale has prevailed in 59 jury trials and obtained more than 100 seven-figure verdicts and settlements in the last twelve years. Last year, his last three cases were eight-figure verdicts. 
Tune in as Dan and Dale discuss how to effectively depose a police officer, how to get the most out of your experts at trial, why you need to be a skilled cross-examiner to win civil rights cases, and more. 
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know Dale Galipo, including his path to starting his own law firmDale’s first multimillion-dollar verdictHow Dale found his passion for civil rights casesA preview of what Dale is teaching at TLU Huntington BeachHow to effectively take police officer depositionsDiscussion of Dale’s recent trial which resulted in a $23.8M jury verdictHow to get the best from your expert at trialTestimony from the decedent’s family members makes the loss real in police casesTactics for crossHow Dale framed damages for the jury
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“Being a great trial lawyer is about getting people to do what you want them to do–getting those juries to believe what you believe. It’s about influence.”
In this special episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose switches roles from host to guest, as he’s interviewed by renowned truck accident trial lawyer Joe Fried of Fried Goldberg LLC. 
Tune in as Dan and Joe discuss what trial is really about (hint: it's not the facts), the training that trial lawyers need if they actually want to be great, and how to master the ‘confidence game’ at trial.  Dan emphasizes the significance of mastering “connection skills”, using voice, body language, and personal interaction effectively. The message for trial lawyers is clear: dedication, practice, and lifelong learning are the pathways to success in the courtroom. 
Don’t miss out! TLU Huntington Beach is on June 5-June 8, 2024. Register at tlubeach.com. 
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know Dan AmbroseWhat trial is really aboutWhat message is your face sending to the jury at trial?Why you shouldn’t try a shitty case just to get some repsYou have to be willing to be not good at something if you want to get betterA preview of TLU Huntington...

“The more you see at trial, the more second nature some things become.” And the more second nature things become, the more bandwidth you have at trial to make strategic decisions for maximum impact. 
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by veteran trial lawyer Bruce Broillet, partner at Greene Broillet & Wheeler, LLP, who has obtained numerous seven and eight-figure results, including a $55 million verdict for sports and TV personality Erin Andrews. 
Tune in as Dan and Bruce discuss the Erin Andrews trial, including how the defense inadvertently boosted plaintiff’s case during jury selection, how Bruce was able to make a powerful rebuttal, and the metric he used when asking the jury for money. Bruce also discusses his success on a recent comparative fault case. 
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know Bruce BroilletBruce’s recent comparative fault caseHow the defense boosted plaintiff’s case in the Erin Andrews trialBruce’s rebuttal in the Erin Andrews trial that left an impression on the juryHow Bruce asked the jury for money in the Erin Andrews casePreview of Bruce’s seminar on the Erin Andrews case at TLU Huntington Beach on June 6, 2024
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