Best Practices is a legal podcast where South Carolina attorney, Kenneth Berger, interviews trial lawyers from around the country with regard to aspects of their practice that have helped them reach the top of the field. Tune in every other week for interviews covering everything from case selection to closing argument.
S5 E2 · Wed, April 30, 2025
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , trial lawyer Stuart Ratzan shares how smart case selection can shape not only your docket—but your impact. Stuart dives into what makes a case truly worth taking, from identifying systemic issues to using focus groups as a tool for evaluating jury resonance and refining trial strategy. You’ll learn how to: Spot cases that highlight systemic failures Use focus groups to test liability, narrative, and damages Avoid cases that lack clarity, consensus, or emotional weight Whether you're evaluating your next case or rethinking your intake criteria, this episode offers practical, values-driven guidance on choosing cases that matter—to juries and the community. 🎧 Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and our website.
S5 E1 · Wed, April 16, 2025
In the Season 5 premiere of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , attorney Nick Rowley joins Kenny Berger to share the strategy and storytelling behind his $37 million verdict in a high-stakes trial. Nick dives into how cross-examination can be used to advance your case —not just tear down a witness. He discusses how to adjust your tone, pace, and pressure depending on jury feedback, and why sometimes the smartest move is stepping back to let co-counsel take the next witness. From turning defense experts into plaintiff witnesses to delivering a closing argument that reframed non-economic damages as fundamental rights, Nick breaks down what it means to be both aggressive and adaptive in the courtroom. The episode also explores the value of deep client relationships, trial team collaboration, and how preparation wins cases.
S4 E19 · Wed, December 18, 2024
In the final episode of Season 4 of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , attorney Alan Hamilton of Shiver Hamilton Campbell dives into the strategies required to identify additional claims in catastrophic auto cases, proving that success often lies in looking beyond the obvious defendants and digging deeper into the facts. Listeners will learn how to uncover hidden avenues of liability, from vehicle defects and maintenance failures to construction zone conditions and DOT oversights. Alan highlights the importance of thorough investigations, including crash reconstructions, maintenance history reviews, expert analysis, and more to establish causation in challenging cases and build stronger, more successful claims. If you’re a trial lawyer handling catastrophic cases, this episode will give you actionable strategies to uncover the full scope of liability and maximize your client’s recovery.
S4 E18 · Wed, December 04, 2024
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , renowned trial attorney Zoe Littlepage shares her expertise on the power of visual storytelling in the courtroom. Zoe highlights how effective visuals can engage modern jurors and how meticulous preparation can make or break a trial presentation. Zoe explains how to use visuals strategically throughout a trial, from opening statements to closing arguments, and even in cross-examinations. You'll also learn how specific techniques can enhance your presentation and keep jurors focused. Whether you're looking to sharpen your trial skills or completely revamp your approach to courtroom presentations, this episode is packed with practical advice that will elevate your practice. Tune in to learn how to harness the magic of preparation and the impact of visual storytelling to connect with jurors and win cases.
S4 E17 · Wed, November 20, 2024
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , we’re joined by Dan Ambrose, founder of Trial Lawyers University (TLU), to discuss the techniques and strategies that make cross-examination highly effective. Listeners will discover key cross-examination skills such as looping, pacing, and glance control. Dan also explains how strategic use of visual aids can reinforce key points and how eliminating filler words boosts clarity and confidence during trial. Beyond techniques, Dan highlights the importance of preparation, intentional practice, and building confidence through repeated success. This episode is packed with actionable advice for trial lawyers looking to elevate their skills and connect with juries more effectively during cross-examination.
S4 E16 · Wed, November 06, 2024
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , we are joined by Dr. Dawn Sheehan , a clinical and forensic psychologist, to discuss the role of trauma-informed practices in the legal field. Dr. Sheehan shares her expertise on understanding and supporting clients affected by trauma and PTSD, offering valuable insights for attorneys who want to approach these cases with sensitivity and effectiveness. Dr. Sheehan breaks down the impact that trauma and PTSD can have on clients’ lives, including how it affects their behavior, relationships, and ability to participate in legal proceedings. For presenting trauma-related damages, Dr. Sheehan explains strategies such as using expert testimony, collateral information, and even psychodrama techniques to help convey the full scope of a client’s experience. Tune in to learn how a trauma-informed approach can enhance your legal practice and better serve clients facing PTSD.
S4 E15 · Wed, October 23, 2024
Trial lawyer Tom Grillo joins host Kenny Berger to share his insights on one of the most crucial aspects of trial work: jury selection. Tom offers real-world advice on how to build authentic relationships with jurors, address tough case facts head-on, and remain genuine during the entire process. Listeners will learn: Why it’s essential to allow jurors to speak openly, even about sensitive topics How to create a trusting atmosphere and shape a more impartial panel How personal connections can sometimes outweigh conventional strategies Tune in to hear how honesty, preparation, and empathy can lead to a winning trial team and stronger connections with your jury.
S4 E14 · Wed, October 02, 2024
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , trial attorney David Holt of Smith Law Center in Hampton, VA, joins us to share the story behind his $10 million verdict in a traumatic brain injury (TBI) case in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Holt's client, a factory worker, sustained a mild TBI after a factory explosion at a Georgia Pacific plant. Despite no visible imaging evidence, Holt masterfully focused on telling the human story—highlighting the profound impact the injury had on his client’s life. Over the course of the 8-week trial, he balanced medical facts with compelling testimony from witnesses, including physical therapists, and emphasized the client’s lost experiences as a grandparent. This episode offers valuable takeaways on: jury engagement damages presentation, and the power of humanizing your client’s story. Don't miss out on the strategies that helped Holt secure one of the largest brain injury verdicts in the county's history.
S4 E13 · Wed, September 18, 2024
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , we sit down with Keith Bruno of Bruno Nalu and Trial Lawyers for Justice to explore the journey behind his record-setting $857 million verdict against Monsanto. Keith opens up about the intense preparation, strategic adjustments, and teamwork that were crucial to achieving this monumental outcome in a challenging PCB exposure case involving a Seattle school. In this episode, you will gain insight into: How Keith adjusted his typically aggressive trial style to better connect with the Seattle jury The importance of a team-oriented approach, with clear roles and mutual support, to tackle complex scientific and medical information with confidence How respecting the jury's intelligence and focusing on delivering clear information played a pivotal role in their success. This episode dives deep into the mindset and methods required to handle high-stakes litigation, revealing the lessons Keith has carried forward into his practice. Tune in to hear how this landmark case has reshaped Keith’s approach to law and set a new standard for excellence in the courtroom.
S4 E12 · Wed, September 04, 2024
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger , Kenny is joined by seasoned mediator Marc Harwell to dive into mastering mediation from the mediator’s perspective. With over 35 years of experience in civil defense and a dedicated focus on mediation since 2014, Marc shares insights into what it takes to achieve successful outcomes in complex cases, including: Effective communication well in advance with your adversary, mediator, and client Maintaining credibility and being a voice of reason throughout negotiations Listening and arming the mediator with information/narratives Focusing on issue resolution rather than just number exchanges This episode is packed with practical advice on how to prepare, start, and work through negotiations, as well as techniques for breaking impasses and sealing the deal. Tune in to learn how to elevate your mediation practice and gain fresh perspectives on achieving successful resolutions.
S4 E11 · Wed, August 21, 2024
Attorney Kenny Berger is joined by Las Vegas trial lawyer, Christian Morris, to discuss mastering cross-examination of defense experts in trial. Christian dives deep into the strategies that have helped her effectively dismantle expert testimony and secure justice for her clients. From thorough preparation to dynamic in-court tactics, Christian reveals the importance of: Researching an expert’s background and the literature they rely on, Using visuals to clarify and contrast opinions, and Staying flexible during cross-examination. Whether you’re a seasoned attorney or just starting out, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge that can elevate your courtroom practice to new heights. Tune in to learn how to turn expert cross-examination into a powerful tool in your legal arsenal.
S4 E10 · Wed, August 07, 2024
Kenny Berger is joined this week by attorney Steve Williamson, a New York trial attorney, who recently achieved a $10 million verdict in a slip and fall case where his client had several pre-existing conditions. Steve shares how he built credibility with the jury to achieve this incredible result by: Embracing and fully disclosing weaknesses/challenges in his case upfront Taking a reasonable stance on comparative fault Using the defense's own evidence to construct his narrative Thoroughly covering the plaintiff's pre-existing conditions to prevent the defense from exploiting them
S4 E9 · Wed, July 24, 2024
A good case often starts with a bad defendant and a worthy plaintiff. Attorney Steven Debosier of Dudley Debosier in Louisiana joins Kenny this week to discuss finding the villain in your case. In this episode, you'll hear about how to: Focus on finding the "villain" in the case - the party truly responsible for the harm Connect the damages directly to the defendant's conduct through visuals and reminders Avoid getting bogged down defending against the defense's arguments - persuade the jury Use focus groups to identify the key issues that will resonate with jurors
S4 E8 · Wed, July 10, 2024
Kenny Berger is joined by attorney Mike Alder of AlderLaw in Los Angeles to discuss taking action quickly in your cases to maximize case value and build a reputation that yields results for years to come. In this episode, they'll cover: Understanding how the defense views cases When to take depositions to secure better offers and quicker substantial settlements What to send before a mediation and when Building a reputation by consistently being proactive in your cases
S4 E7 · Wed, June 26, 2024
Kenny Berger and attorney Morgan Adams of Truck Wreck Justice in Tennessee and Washington discuss the best practices for maximizing recovery for your client in a catastrophic truck crash cases. Tune in for a true truck wreck masterclass. In this episode, you'll learn about: Investigating potential additional insurance coverage from shippers, brokers, trailers, and insurance companies themselves Sending duty to disclose insurance letter to ensure all policies are revealed Suing insurance companies for negligent credentialing of drivers Uncovering root causes of the crash and identify all potentially liable parties
S4 E6 · Wed, May 01, 2024
In this week's episode of Best Practices, attorney Kenny Berger and producer and filmmaker Nick Veser of Liberty Link Media discuss the benefits of using journalistic client documentaries to communicate to opposing counsel what your case is worth and what is going to happen if your case goes to trial. To get in touch with Nick, visit libertylinkmedia.com . Click here to view the video Nick and Kenny reference throughout podcast episode.
S4 E5 · Wed, April 17, 2024
In this unique episode of the Best Practices podcast, special guest host Mark Bringardner interviews Kenny Berger of the Law Offices of Kenneth Berger and attorney Brian Ward of Trial Lawyers for Justice about their recent $26 million settlement in a child injury case where a young boy suffered chemical burns from an over-chlorinated resort pool. Kenny and Brian take us through the many twists of the case including a mea culpa letter, fraud, two dismissed settlement opportunities, countless depositions, and an unexpected third layer of coverage for $15 million. Tune in to see how an this team secured the full policy limits after initially sending out a demand letter for $800,000.
S4 E4 · Wed, March 27, 2024
In this week's episode, Kenny Berger and Nashville attorney, Phillip Miller, discuss the Miller Mousetrap - a proven deposition technique aimed at getting admissions from witnesses - and other advanced deposition strategies. Tune in for actionable tips that will help you take more effective depositions.
S4 E3 · Wed, March 13, 2024
This week Kenny is joined by Danny Cornell of Cornell Injury Law in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, to discuss the notion of how doing the right thing - what you view is morally and ethically correct - can be profitable in many areas, including the bottom line. Listen in for an inspiring conversation that will influence your communication, mindset, and practice of law.
S4 E2 · Thu, February 29, 2024
Kenny Berger is joined this week by attorney Jay Vaughn of Hendy Johnson Vaughn Emery in Kentucky to discuss the growth mindset and the steps Jay has taken to level up in the legal field. Throughout the episode, they talk about the value of networking, organization & prioritization, and simply doing the work to rise to the top of the field.
S4 E1 · Wed, February 14, 2024
We're back for season 4 of Best Practices with Kenny Berger! Our first guest of the season is Brian Snyder of Snyder & Wenner in Scottsdale, AZ. Brian joined Kenny to talk about his recent $31.5M verdict in a birth trauma case against Banner Health in Arizona. Brian shares specific tactics he used in the courtroom to build trust with witnesses and ultimately the jury to achieve this record-breaking verdict.
S3 E15 · Wed, November 08, 2023
Kenny Berger is joined by attorney Elizabeth Larrick of the Larrick Law Firm to discuss client and witness depo prep. Elizabeth walks us through her three step process to prep clients and witnesses for deposition, including: understanding their mindset, organizing their thoughts, and practicing cross examinations. Elizabeth also hosts the Trial Lawyer Prep podcast.
S3 E14 · Wed, October 25, 2023
In this episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Kenny is joined by attorney Michael Leizerman of the Law Firm for Truck Safety. Michael shares his thoughts on best practices for trial lawyers through an easy-to-remember acronym: IMHO - Immersion, Morality, Healing, and Offensive. Listen in to hear numerous stories and examples of how Michael puts this acronym to action to achieve full justice for his clients.
S3 E13 · Wed, October 11, 2023
In part 2 of our episode with attorneys Brian Ward and Erin Powers of Trial Lawyers for Justice, Kenny, Brian, and Erin discuss the human story behind the case, how the case affected the interests of far more than just one person, and how they used Irving Younger's "Crazy Goat" to achieve a $63 million verdict.
S3 E12 · Wed, September 27, 2023
In this week's episode of Best Practices, Kenny Berger is joined by guest attorneys Brian Ward and Erin Powers of Trial Lawyers for Justice. In part 1 of this 2-part episode, Brian and Erin share the many fears and challenges they faced taking on big oil and how they ultimately overcame them to secure a $63 million verdict. Stay tuned for Part 2 coming on Wednesday, October 11!
S3 E11 · Wed, September 13, 2023
Kenny Berger and guest attorney, author, and performer Lauren Fraser of Einhorn. Barbarito discuss how she harnesses her creative background to get incredible results in a historically difficult venue. From storytelling to character development, Lauren gives helpful tips on how to simply frame and present your client's story in a compelling way that makes the jury care.
S3 E10 · Wed, July 19, 2023
In this week's episode of Best Practices, Kenny Berger is joined by attorney Danny Ellis of Truck Wreck Justice, PLLC and the Keenan Trial Institute to cover all aspects of taking an effective deposition. Tune in for an episode full of tips that will change how you approach depositions, including using focus groups to map out your depo, reviewing video footage to understand your deponent's psyche, and more.
S3 E9 · Wed, June 21, 2023
This week Kenny Berger is joined by attorney Joe Camerlengo of the Truck Accident Law Firm to talk all about truck crash law: why truck cases are different, advocating for safety and meaningful change in the trucking industry, and actionable tips on how to get more out of your truck crash cases. If you handle truck wreck cases, this is an episode you won't want to miss!
S3 E8 · Wed, June 07, 2023
Kenny is joined by attorney Stuart Ratzan of Ratzan Weissman & Boldt in Coconut Grove, Florida, to discuss how to maintain credibility while arguing punitive damages. They dive deep into this topic this week, covering the role injury attorneys play in our society, value drivers for punitive damages, and how to empower jurors to take control of safety in their community.
S3 E7 · Wed, May 24, 2023
This week we are excited to share Part 2 of Persuasion is a Science with Attorney Rex Parris. In this episode, Rex shares the essential skills he believes attorneys must learn to successfully persuade their audience and the small changes he has made in his communication that make a big impact on results.
S3 E6 · Wed, May 10, 2023
In this week's episode, Kenny is joined by attorney Rex Parris of Parris Law Firm in Lancaster, CA. With an impressive list of verdicts under his belt, Rex shares how he uses metaphors, reversals, and mirroring to connect with a jury to achieve incredible results.
S3 E5 · Wed, March 29, 2023
In this week's episode, Kenny is joined by attorney Brian Breiter and Joseph Limbaugh to discuss Improv for Trial and how Brian and Joseph help attorneys improve their storytelling skills through improvisation, so they can better communicate with juries, judges, clients, and beyond.
S3 E4 · Wed, March 15, 2023
In this episode, Kenny and prominent civil rights attorney Antonio Romanucci of Chicago-based trial firm Romanucci & Blandin, discuss his involvement in high profile civil rights and mass shooting cases, including the historic civil lawsuit alongside Ben Crump against the City of Minneapolis and four police officers for the murder of George Floyd. Romanucci also shares what he does to build strong relationships with his clients as well as what he does to create a culture of wellness at his firm.
S3 E3 · Wed, March 01, 2023
This week, Kenny Berger is joined by Chris Finney of Finney Injury Law and Toni Schlapprizzi and Craig Schlapprizzi of Schlapprizzi Attorneys at Law to discuss a recent $20M verdict they achieved in August 2022. From overcoming challenges with proximate cause to hours of witness prep, they share all the details from the wrongful death case and how they were ultimately able to secure a record-breaking verdict for a loving mother.
S3 E2 · Wed, February 15, 2023
Kenny Berger and guest attorney, professor, and researcher John Campbell of Campbell Law LLC discuss using big data jury studies to identify the strengths and weaknesses in your case, determine its true value, and understand what the jury is thinking so you can make decisions with confidence.
S3 E1 · Wed, February 01, 2023
Best Practices with Kenny Berger is back for it's third season! In our first episode of Season 3, Kenny Berger talks with attorney Ben Glass of Ben Glass Law and Great Legal Marketing about how lawyers can build a practice that lowers stress, increases profits, and enables them to live a happier life.
S2 E18 · Wed, October 26, 2022
Kenny Berger is joined by Steve Gursten of Michigan Auto Law to discuss how he balances being a top-notch trial lawyer while also running a successful injury firm with multiple locations throughout Michigan. Steve shares insights on connecting with clients, hiring (and retaining) excellent lawyers, and becoming an incredible trial lawyer through continuous learning.
S2 E17 · Wed, October 12, 2022
Attorney Andy Abraham of Keches Law Group in Boston, MA, joins Kenny for a second time on Best Practices to discuss a recent trial that returned an impressive $26.6 million jury verdict. Andy highlights the importance of defining your trial theme and sticking to the essential points in your case.
S2 E16 · Wed, September 28, 2022
Kenny Berger and guest attorney, Ken Levinson of Levinson & Stefani in Chicago, discuss the lessons Ken has learned after hosting hundreds of focus groups and achieving $500 million in verdicts.
S2 E15 · Wed, September 14, 2022
Kenny and guest attorney Arkady Frekhtman of Frekhtman & Associates in New York City have a dynamic conversation about how to market in the modern world to find and capture the cases you want and how to maximize case values.
S2 E14 · Wed, August 31, 2022
Kenny and guest attorney Joe Fried of Fried Goldberg in Atlanta discuss emotional awareness and how your emotional state can affect you, your clients, and how you practice law.
S2 E13 · Wed, August 17, 2022
Kenny and guest attorney Angie Perkins of Perkins Law in Boise, Idaho, discuss her first trial experience and how she achieved an impressive six-figure verdict for her deserving client.
S2 E12 · Wed, August 03, 2022
Kenny and guest Andy Abraham of Keches Law Group in Boston, MA take a deep dive on DTI, SWI, and other neuroimaging techniques and how you can use them to prove brain damage in a TBI case.
S2 E11 · Wed, June 08, 2022
Kenny and Chicago attorney Nick Cronauer of Cronauer Law discuss the details behind Nick's latest record-breaking verdict. His client, 25-year old young man, was killed in a single motor vehicle crash in Sandwich, Illinois on June 28, 2015, after being over-served at a bar in DeKalb County.
S2 E10 · Wed, May 25, 2022
Kenny Berger and guest Brian Snyder of Snyder Wenner in Phoenix, AZ, discuss how to use triggers and cues to help jurors remember key facts from your case. Snyder shares several examples of how he uses visuals and key messages to help jurors recall the most compelling aspects of his case during deliberation.
S2 E9 · Wed, May 11, 2022
Kenny is joined by Angela and Keith Bruno of Bruno | Nalu Trial Lawyers and Trial Lawyers for Justice. They discuss how the pandemic shifted their mindset on settling cases and how to evaluate each case individually to determine when to negotiate and when to go to trial.
S2 E8 · Wed, April 27, 2022
Guest attorney Henry Peacor shares stories from his remarkable journey to becoming a partner at Trial Lawyers for Justice. Tune in to hear about how he's taking a creative, solution-oriented approach to practicing injury law.
S2 E7 · Wed, April 13, 2022
Kenny Berger and guest Joseph Wilson of Joseph Wilson Injury Lawyers in Atlanta discuss opening statements, the power of human connection, and how your case benefits when you build a deeper relationships with both clients and jurors.
S2 E6 · Wed, March 30, 2022
Kenny and guest attorney David Williams of Williams and Williams in Orangeburg, SC discuss how attorneys can take control of their cases and dictate their true value to the insurance company.
S2 E5 · Wed, March 16, 2022
Chris Hamilton of Hamilton Wingo in Dallas, TX joins Kenny again for a part 2 episode. In this episode, Chris explains how to get great settlements by following three steps: setting the hook, driving the wedge, and bringing home the bacon.
S2 E4 · Wed, March 02, 2022
Kenny and attorney Chris Hamilton from Hamilton Wingo in Dallas discuss case framing and the psychology behind jury decision making. Tune in for some great tips and incredible stories from the courtroom.
S2 E3 · Wed, February 16, 2022
Kenny Berger and attorney Jon Marko of Marko Law in Detroit, Michigan discuss the University of Michigan sexual assault cases and how the executive committee overcame challenges that come with cases that span more than 50 years.
S2 E2 · Wed, February 02, 2022
Kenny Berger and guest Brian Ward of Trial Lawyers for Justice discuss how to identify a client's redemptive arc after an injury so you - and a jury - may better understand and relate to your client and their behavior.
S2 E1 · Wed, January 19, 2022
In the first episode of season 2 of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Kenny and guests Mullins McLeod and Cooper Wilson discuss using creativity, ingenuity, and preparation to get the best possible outcome for your clients.
S1 E20 · Wed, November 10, 2021
Kenny and guest, Mike Campbell of Thomas Law Offices in Columbia, Missouri, discuss the power of storytelling, the impact that attorneys can have on their clients' lives, and how Mike captures it all through his video production company, Gavl.
S1 E19 · Wed, October 27, 2021
Kenny and Joel Hughes, one of our very own attorneys at the Law Office of Kenneth Berger, discuss the common challenges and pitfalls of taking on government liability cases and how to overcome them.
S1 E18 · Wed, October 13, 2021
Kenny Berger and South Carolina attorney Randy Hood of McGowan, Hood & Felder, LLC discuss electronic discovery and how this under-utilized tool can help uncover key evidence often hidden in electronically stored information.
S1 E17 · Wed, September 29, 2021
After attending the week-long Trial By Human conference in Big Sky, Montana, Kenny Berger and his guest, Kansas City attorney Rachel Smith, share insights from the conference and discuss the importance of the human story in personal injury cases.
S1 E16 · Wed, September 15, 2021
Attorney Chris Romeo of Thurmond Kirchner & Timbes in Charleston, SC, shares how illegal fireworks are causing serious injuries across the country and what you should expect when handling consumer fireworks cases.
S1 E15 · Wed, September 01, 2021
Kenny and South Carolina criminal defense attorney Dayne Phillips discuss exonerations and actual innocence cases on a statewide and national level.
S1 E14 · Wed, August 18, 2021
Kenny and attorney Kari Jones Dulin of Foster Graham Milstein & Calisher in Denver, CO, have an honest conversation about being comfortable in your own skin and the power of authenticity in depo prep, trial, and beyond.
S1 E13 · Wed, August 04, 2021
In this episode, Kenny and Wisconsin attorney Jason Abraham of Hupy and Abraham discuss ways to better serve your employees and how prioritizing employee engagement can lead to improved client service.
S1 E12 · Wed, July 21, 2021
Kenny and his longtime friend and mentor, attorney Eric Bland, discuss their careers in the legal field and lessons they've learned along the way.
S1 E11 · Wed, July 07, 2021
Trial attorney Ira Leesfield shares how he built his national practice through a multidisciplinary approach focused on results, branding, and persistence.
S1 E10 · Wed, June 23, 2021
Kenny speaks with Texas attorney Amy Witherite about how she quantifies her lawyers' performance to challenge her team, achieve higher settlements, and grow the Witherite Law Group.
S1 E9 · Wed, June 09, 2021
In this week's episode, Kenny had the pleasure of speaking with attorney and author of Exposing the Deceptive Defense Doctor, Dorothy Clay Sims, about proving post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in civil cases and how to expose deceptive defense tactics.
S1 E8 · Wed, May 26, 2021
We are joined this week by Kenny's good friend attorney Russell Button and his colleague attorney Ashley Washington to discuss Button Law Firm's all-in team approach and how their team uses focus groups to prepare and empower their clients.
S1 E7 · Wed, May 12, 2021
In this episode of Best Practices, Alabama defense attorney Ashby Pate shares insights about creating narratives and telling the human story from the defense side.
S1 E6 · Wed, April 28, 2021
Kenny Berger and Missouri attorney Chris Finney discuss the power of using before and after witnesses to share clients' stories and strengthen their cases.
S1 E5 · Wed, April 14, 2021
Attorney Kenneth Berger and Dean Danielle Holley-Walker, Dean of Howard University School of Law, discuss the transition in legal education toward more experiential learning.
S1 E4 · Wed, March 31, 2021
Trial consultants David Ball and Artemis Malekpour join Kenny to discuss how the pandemic will affect trying cases today and into the future.
S1 E3 · Wed, March 17, 2021
From her trial journals to always admitting her mistakes, Kenny Berger and Washington trial attorney Karen Koehler discuss how her full disclosure approach benefits her legal practice and her life.
S1 E2 · Wed, March 03, 2021
Kenny Berger and South Carolina attorney Mark Bringardner discuss various formulas and damage calculation scenarios to use in closing arguments when making the ask for damages.
S1 E1 · Fri, February 12, 2021
In the first episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Kenny sits down with trial lawyer David Yarborough of Yarborough Applegate in Charleston, SC to discuss the "Power of No," during litigation, case selection, and more.
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