TRIAL LAWYER VIEW PODCAST

In this episode of Trial Lawyer view, viewers were treated to an enlightening conversation between host and Synergy CEO, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC, and Kate Conway from Powers Rogers. The episode, which was the 29th in the series, covered a range of topics related to Conway’s experience as a trial lawyer and her background in psychology.

One of the key takeaways from the conversation was Conway’s passion for helping people. She spoke at length about how her desire to make a difference in people’s lives led her to pursue a career as a trial lawyer. This deep sense of purpose has been a driving force throughout her career and has helped her to become one of the leading plaintiff medical malpractice attorneys in the country.

Another topic that was discussed in the episode was Conway’s leadership role in representing female trial lawyers. As a successful woman in a male-dominated industry, Conway has made it her mission to help other women achieve success in the legal profession. She shared some of her experiences and insights on how to navigate the challenges that women face in the industry.

Conway also talked about her experience of learning and working with her father, who is also a trial lawyer. She credited her father with instilling in her the values of hard work and dedication that have helped her to achieve success in her own career. She also discussed some of the challenges that come with working with family members and how she has navigated these challenges.

Overall, the conversation between Lazarus and Conway was engaging, informative, and inspiring. It provided valuable insights into the world of trial law and the personal experiences of one of its leading practitioners. Viewers who missed the episode are encouraged to check it out and not miss this great conversation.

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In episode 28 of Trial Lawyer view, host and Synergy CEO, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC  had an engaging conversation with female powerhouse trial lawyer, Margaret P. Battersby Black from Levin & Perconti Attorneys at Law. They discussed her specialty in nursing home cases and the impact the case of Grauer V. Claire Oaks made on the Illinois Nursing Home Care Act. In addition, they talked about her transition from a successful business finance career to becoming a trial lawyer along with the challenges she had encountered by being a female trial lawyer.

In episode 28 of Trial Lawyer view, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC, had a fascinating conversation with Margaret P. Battersby Black, a female powerhouse trial lawyer from Levin & Perconti Attorneys at Law. During the episode, they delved into Battersby Black’s specialty in nursing home cases and the impact that her groundbreaking case, Grauer V. Claire Oaks, had on the Illinois Nursing Home Care Act.

Battersby Black talked about her experiences representing clients who have been harmed by nursing home neglect and abuse. She explained how her legal work has been driven by her passion for justice and her desire to protect some of society’s most vulnerable members. The Grauer V. Claire Oaks case was a watershed moment in her career, as it helped to establish new legal precedents and to ensure that nursing home residents in Illinois have the right to receive quality care and treatment.

Throughout the conversation, Battersby Black and Lazarus also discussed the challenges that women face in the legal profession. Battersby Black shared her own experiences of being a female trial lawyer and the obstacles that she had to overcome in order to succeed. They discussed the importance of diversity and inclusion in the legal profession, and the need for more women and people of color to pursue careers in law.

One of the most interesting parts of the conversation was when Battersby Black talked about her transition from a successful business finance career to becoming a trial lawyer. Overall, the conversation between Battersby Black and Lazarus was a powerful exploration of the intersection between law and social justice. It highlighted the important work that trial lawyers do to protect the rights of society’s most vulnerable members and to effect positive change in the world. Viewers who missed the episode are encouraged to check it out and learn more about the impact of nursing home abuse cases and the importance of diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.

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In the 27th episode of Trial Lawyer View, viewers were treated to an engaging and thought-provoking conversation between host and Synergy CEO, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC, and Tom Feher from Feher Law. The episode covered a range of topics related to the life of a trial lawyer and the responsibilities that come with representing clients in the legal system.

One of the key themes that emerged from the conversation was the importance of empathy in the life of a trial lawyer. Feher spoke passionately about how crucial it is for lawyers to be able to put themselves in their clients’ shoes and understand the challenges that they are facing. He emphasized that empathy is not just a moral imperative, but also a practical one, as it allows lawyers to better serve their clients and achieve better outcomes.

Another topic that was discussed in the episode was the role of organizations like the Los Angeles Trial Lawyers’ Charities (LATLC) in giving back to the community. Feher praised the work that LATLC does in providing support and assistance to those in need, and he spoke about the importance of lawyers being active in their communities and using their skills to make a positive impact.

Finally, the conversation turned to the responsibility that trial lawyers have to serve the people they represent. Feher spoke about the ethical obligations that lawyers have to their clients, and he emphasized that the practice of law is ultimately about serving others and making a difference in their lives.

Overall, the conversation between Lazarus and Feher was a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy, community involvement, and service in the legal profession. It highlighted the challenges and responsibilities that come with being a trial lawyer, and it provided valuable insights into the personal experiences of one of the profession’s leading practitioners. Viewers who missed the episode are encouraged to check it out and gain insights on the role of empathy, community service and responsibility in the legal profession.

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In the 26th episode of Trial Lawyer view, host and Synergy CEO, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC, had an enlightening conversation with Conal Doyle from Doyle Law Firm. The episode focused on Doyle’s personal experience as a right leg amputee and how that experience has informed his practice of representing those who have suffered traumatic amputations.

Doyle spoke candidly about the challenges that he faced after losing his leg and how those experiences have given him a unique perspective on the needs of amputees. He discussed how his personal experiences have informed his legal practice and how he has been able to use his expertise to help others who are going through similar experiences.

One of the most interesting parts of the conversation was when Doyle discussed his groundbreaking cases that helped prevent insurance practices related to denying prosthetics. He talked about how he was able to use his legal knowledge and expertise to make a real difference in the lives of people who had been denied the care that they needed. This was a powerful reminder of the positive impact that trial lawyers can have on society.

Throughout the conversation, Doyle and Lazarus emphasized the importance of trial lawyers making a positive impact by changing somebody’s life or making a systemic impact with each case they are involved in. They discussed the ethical obligations that lawyers have to their clients and to society as a whole, and they highlighted the importance of using legal expertise to effect positive change.

Overall, the conversation between Doyle and Lazarus was a powerful reminder of the impact that personal experience and expertise can have on legal practice. It highlighted the challenges faced by amputees and the role that trial lawyers can play in advocating for their needs. Viewers who missed the episode are encouraged to check it out and learn more about the importance of using legal expertise to effect positive change.

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In episode 25 of Trial Lawyer view,  Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC welcomed the podcast’s first paralegal guest, Laura Reaves from the Beasley Allen Law Firm. Their conversation was an eye-opener for many listeners, as it provided insight into the important role that paralegals play in the legal profession.

Reaves shared details about her career as a paralegal and the intimate working relationship she has developed with managing attorneys at the Beasley Allen Law Firm. She explained how her role as a paralegal has allowed her to make a meaningful contribution to the success of the firm and to the cases they handle. 

Throughout the episode, Reaves and Lazarus also discussed the importance of the relationship between managing attorneys and their paralegals. They talked about how this relationship is critical to the success of any case, as it involves clear communication, trust, and mutual respect. 

The conversation also highlighted the value of paralegal work in supporting the needs of clients. Reaves explained how her work has enabled her to build strong relationships with clients and to provide them with the support they need during what can often be a difficult and emotional time. 

Overall, the episode was an important reminder of the valuable contribution that paralegals make to the legal profession. It emphasized the importance of building strong relationships between managing attorneys and their paralegals, as well as the importance of empathy and understanding in providing support to clients. Listeners who missed the episode are encouraged to tune in and gain a deeper appreciation for the vital work of paralegals in the legal industry.

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Episode 24 of Trial Lawyer View was an engaging and insightful discussion between host and Synergy CEO Jason D. Lazarus and Clancey Bounds from Bounds Law Group. The podcast explored Clancey’s expertise in plaintiff medical malpractice litigation and the passion that drives him to help people who have suffered from medical malpractice. Jason and Clancey had an in-depth discussion about the complexity of medical malpractice cases and the importance of holding medical professionals accountable for the harm they cause.

Clancey discussed how his appreciation for the intricacies of medical malpractice cases initially led him to specialize in this area of law. He also talked about how his passion for helping people evolved from this initial interest in the legal complexities of medical malpractice cases. Clancey highlighted how his cases make a meaningful difference in the lives of his clients by achieving requite. Requite, the act of making things right, was a concept that resonated with Jason given his own personal injury case.

The podcast also delved into how Clancey connects with his clients on a personal level. Clancey explained how he strives to understand the nature of his clients’ losses and conveys that understanding to a jury. This approach ensures that the jury is fully aware of the nature of his clients’ suffering and is more likely to render a favorable verdict.

Throughout the episode, Clancey discussed the intricacies of medical malpractice litigation and the complexities of representing clients who have suffered from medical malpractice. Jason and Clancey also touched on the challenges that come with holding medical professionals accountable for their actions. Clancey explained how his passion for helping people drives him to overcome these challenges and to ensure that his clients receive the justice they deserve.

In conclusion, the conversation between Jason and Clancey in Episode 22 of Trial Lawyer View was an insightful and thought-provoking discussion on medical malpractice litigation and the importance of holding medical professionals accountable for the harm they cause. The podcast highlighted the passion and commitment of Clancey Bounds and his unwavering dedication to making a difference in the lives of his clients.

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