The Life of a Legendary Trial Lawyer w/ Vincent “Vince” Glorioso, Jr.
Release Date: 02/18/2021
Carrie Goldberg and Naomi Leeds: Is Amazon Liable for Facilitating Suicides?
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Lawyer Minds interviews Carrie Goldberg and Naomi Leeds, attorneys at C.A. Goldberg, PLLC, a victims’ rights law firm that primarily handles cases against big tech corporations and sexual/harassment predators. During the pod, the two lawyers discuss their current pending lawsuits against Amazon for dangerously and deceptively marketing a dangerous chemical commonly called a “suicide powder”.
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News Media Can Be Your Friend or Your Nightmare: Ray DeLorenzi and RebuttalPR
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https://www.lawyerminds.com/podcast/lawyer-minds-32/Lawyer Minds interviews Ray DeLorenzi from RebuttalPR, a communications firm that helps lawyers navigate the challenges of dealing with media relations when handling high-stakes cases. Ray shares some essential tips on how attorneys should handle interviews with the press and how they can use media relations to connect with the communities and people that care most about their case. Tune in for these must-have tips! Learn more about Ray and RebuttalPR - Visit Lawyer Minds -
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Laurie Higginbotham on FTCA Cases
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https://www.lawyerminds.com/podcast/lawyer-minds-podcast-31/Tune in for the Lawyer Minds interview with Laurie Higginbotham, acclaimed FTCA attorney, where she talks about her recent case that awarded a record-setting $10,500,000 pre-trial settlement to a war veteran in Missouri who suffered from kidney disease for more than six years while the VA failed to diagnose and correctly treat him. During the pod, she breaks down the complexities of the case and other federal tort claims.
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Lisa Blue Baron Introduces Her New Book and Podcast
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Lisa Blue Baron, a trial attorney at , has had a prolific legal career that has made a monumental impact on the industry. She was elected President of the American Association for Justice in 2014 and has written multiple books that attorneys consider required reading including her 2004 book, Blue’s Guide to Jury Selection, the ‘bible’ of jury selection. In 2015, she was inducted into the U.S. Trial Lawyers Hall of Fame. She joins us on the pod to introduce her new book. Expected to be released in 2023, the book —complete with visual guides—aims to help judges improve their social and...
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Lawyer Minds #29 - Continuing the Fight for the Sutherland Springs’ Victims w/ Jamal Alsaffar
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Jamal Alsaffar of returns to the pod to discuss the most recent developments of the trial for the 2017 Sutherland Springs mass shooting at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas. Tad Thomas and Mike Campbell with Jamal about the case in August 2021, during the case’s liability phase. During this phase of the trial, the federal government was found to be 60% liable for failing to hold the shooter accountable for acts of domestic violence and threats he conducted before the shooting occurred. In Texas, that 60% translates to 100%. Earlier this year, a verdict for $230,000,000 was...
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PEOPIL and Trial Law in Europe w/ Ana Romero
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The podcast goes abroad! In this episode, Tad and Mike talk with Ana Romero, an outstanding trial lawyer from Spain and the current President of PEOPIL, the Pan European Organisation of Personal Injury Lawyers. In the pod, Ana describes the differences between the American civil justice system and the civil justice system in countries throughout Europe. She also discusses her work with PEOPIL, which was founded by European lawyers to improve and promote judicial co-operation and mutual knowledge of legal and judicial systems of European jurisdictions in the field of personal injury law.
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The Alex Jones Trial and Strike for Cause w/ Robert Swafford
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Robert Swafford is the founder and owner of Strike for Cause Jury Consulting, as well as the creator of the Strike for Cause Method of Jury Selection. Robert attended Baylor University where he received his B.A. in Economics and his J.D. from Baylor Law School. He has extensive training in powerful listening and effective speaking, as well as expertise in the field of ontology. In the podcast, Robert talks about using his ontological approach to strike jurors that biased to your case and how he implemented these methods during the Alex Jones trial in Texas.
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Healthy Eating Options for the Busy Lawyer w/ Sara Mandell
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Every lawyer looks for an advantage in the courtroom or in the office. In this podcast, health coach Sara Mandell explains the one advantage all lawyers can give themselves every single day: Eating healthy. All lawyers are busy – we all know it. However, as Sara explains, eating healthy doesn’t have to be complicated or confusing. All that it takes is simple planning and improved choices. Not only is Sara married to a great trial lawyer, but she works with numerous working professionals who are always on the go. She knows first-hand how full our days can get and explains how we can make...
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The National Civil Justice Institute w/ Chris Nace
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Friend of the show, Chris Nace, joins Tad and Mike to talk about the National Civil Justice Institute (formerly “Pound Institute”) and its growth into the future. As President for 2022-23, Chris shares exciting developments about the organization, including its rebrand to “The National Civil Justice Institute.” The Institute is largely known for its annual Judge’s Forum, which brings together numerous state appellate court judges to discuss evolving issues in the justice system in a way that allows a balanced and free exchange of ideas. However, the Institute has grown beyond the...
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Invisible Storm - Jason Kander on His New Book, Life, and Post-traumatic Growth
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New York Times Bestselling Author and former Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander joins Tad and Mike to discuss his new bestselling book, Invisible Strom, in which he gives a candid and transparent glimpse into his struggles with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder following his de-ployment to Afghanistan. After rising from State Representative to potential Presidential candi-date, Jason’s meteoric and seemingly unstoppable rise suddenly came to a halt when he an-nounced he was stepping away from politics to focus on his mental health. In his book, Jason re-counts his tour in Afghanistan and...
info_outlineVincent “Vince” Glorioso is a nationally known trial lawyer practicing in New Orleans at The Glorioso Law Firm with his children, Maria Glorioso and Vincent “Trey” Glorioso, III. In this episode of the podcast, Mike and Tad talk with Vince about his illustrious career as a trial lawyer, which ranged from his work as a Judge Advocate General (“JAG”) on a number of notable cases to the present day, where Vince continues his work as a personal injury lawyer in New Orleans. Vince’s passionate approach to trial law and his willingness to leave no rock unturned has led to drastic safety improvements around New Orleans. It has led to countless six- and seven-figure verdicts and settlements for his clients. A true legend of trial practice, Vince candidly explains what has led to his past and continued success as a trial lawyer.
To learn more about Vince’s practice, please visit: https://www.thegloriosolawfirm.com/vincent-j-glorioso-jr/
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