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You have to be alive to the moment that can win you the case, and seize that opportunity.
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by celebrity trial lawyer John Uustal. John focuses his practice on “cases that can’t be won for families that can’t afford to lose.” Dan and John discuss some of John’s biggest cases, including a $60 million verdict against General Motors early in his career–that General Motors actually paid in full with interest to the tune of $90 million. Tune in as John shares insight on how to leverage silence in the courtroom and why you need to be adaptable at trial.
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know John UustalJohn Uustal’s $60 million verdict against General MotorsWhy you need to try the case in the courtroom and not the case in the fileThe benefit of silence in the courtroom
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Are you disciplined enough to keep going even when you’re tired? Practicing law can feel like an endurance test, but discipline is critical if you want to be a champion trial lawyer. 
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by veteran trial lawyer Ben Rubinowitz, the Managing Partner at Gair, Gair, Conason in New York City. As a leading trial lawyer, Ben’s successes include 28 verdicts and over 180 settlements in excess of one million dollars in cases arising out of car accidents, premises accidents, construction accidents, medical malpractice, civil rights violations and products liability. 
Tune in as Dan and Ben discuss how discipline is the key to success as a trial lawyer, why virtual trials are a bad idea, and the time that Ben interrupted the best opening statement of his life to jump over a jury box and render CPR to a juror. 
Train and Connect with the Titans☑️ Ben Rubinowitz | LinkedIn | Gair, Gair, Conason
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know Ben RubinowitzFocus, discipline, and passion are key traits of champion trial lawyersHow to mentor lawyers within your law firmPitfalls of virtual trials
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When you go up against a big corporation, be prepared to get nothing and stick with it. Be prepared to feel a little bit stupid. But it doesn’t matter because if you have a story to tell the jury, the corporation’s lies become the story, their cover up becomes the story, their non-answers become the story, and the jury can figure that stuff out. 
Tune in to this episode of Trial Lawyers University as Dan Ambrose speaks with Jakob Norman, a trial lawyer who recently won $21M in compensatory damages on a toxic tort case, a case which originally had an offer of $50,000 and was passed up by other attorneys.
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know Jakob NormanHow to frame the story you tell the jury when going up against a big corporation.Why leadership skills, discipline, and self-awareness are critical to being a champion trial lawyer.What it takes to get “elite results” as a lawyer.
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The jurors are never going to understand all the facts of your case, but they know who's telling the truth. They know who's giving them b******t and who's not.
Tune in to this episode of Trial Lawyers University with Dan Ambrose and Dino Colombo, a “Trucking Top 10 Trial Lawyer” who is also in the National Trial Lawyers’ “Top 100 Trial Lawyers”. Dino’s practice focuses on trucking accidents and other catastrophic injury cases. 
Dino and Dan talk about the power of voice control and how trial is a likeability contest. They also discuss why it is critical to continuously hone your craft as a trial lawyer. What’s one of the biggest lessons Dino has learned over his 35 years of law practice? Never let your ego or success stop you from asking questions or learning from other trial lawyers. 
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know Dino ColomboLosing sucks, but you learn more from losing than you do winningTop lawyers are constantly learningHow to practice voir dire before trialWhy tone of voice mattersThe jury is always watching. Control your emotionsWhy lawyers need to address their case’s weaknesses in front of the juryWhat Dino is teaching at TLU NYCBrief overview of a truck accident case where Dino’s firm won a $7,010,000 verdict.
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“You can’t persuade someone who’s not listening. And the attention span of the average juror now is less than a goldfish. So, you've got to keep their attention.”
Tune into this episode of Trial Lawyers University with Dan Ambrose and nationally-acclaimed trial lawyer Zoe Littlepage. Zoe’s practice focuses on complex cases including mass torts, defective medical products or drug cases as well as human rights issues. Zoe and Dan discuss the art of recreating tragedy, and using visuals to hold the attention of the jury.
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Episode SnapshotGetting to know Zoe LittlepageThe vital importance of mentorshipSpeaking fearlessly in publicThe value of visuals to keep the jury’s attentionThe distinction between being a lawyer and a trial lawyerAthea Trial Lawyers the rise of women-owned law firmsLessons learned from the wrongful death case of a Ugandan woman in Arches National Park against the U.S. government
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Bucketing down when it's time and knowing every document better than the other person is the key to being a successful trial lawyer. 
Tune into this episode of Trial Lawyers University as Dan Ambrose speaks with David Christensen, a Michigan-based trial lawyer. David reveals how he went from being a high school dropout to winning $9.5 million in a wrongful death suit for his client.
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Episode SnapshotWhat you should know about David Christensen.David’s take on the most important qualities and skills of a great trial lawyer.What David and his legal team do to improve their skill set in the courtroom. The importance of deliberate practice as a trial lawyer. David’s wrongful death case. Challenges David faced during voir dire in the case. David’s biggest takeaways from the case.
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