Trial Tested

S4E1 - Show Me the Evidence with Earl Silbert

Earl Silbert was known for his role as the first prosecutor in Watergate and he served as President of the College from 2000 to 2001. Host Dave Paul talks with Earl about the Watergate “scandal” and his extraordinary career in private practice.

S3E7 – Christy Jones: Lifetime Lawyer and Volunteer Worker in Asia

Listen as Christy Jones recounts fascinating stories, from being one of the first women in drug and medical device mass tort litigation, to giving back to others while working in Asia. Join Host Amy Gunn as they speak about the ever-changing world of law.

S3E6 - The Humility to Prepare and the Confidence to Pull it Off with Doug Young

Doug Young, Past President of the American College of Trial Lawyers and a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, has an extensive career in matters relating to antitrust, securities, FCPA claims, theft-of-trade secrets/IP, white-collar defense and court-appointed indigent defense including death penalty cases. Join host Mike Herring as they talk about the courtroom and what it’s like to represent other lawyers at trial.

 

S3E5 - Nothing But The Truth with Marie Henein

As one of Canada’s top criminal defense lawyers, Marie Henein has elevated the art of cross-examination. She is also known for her outspoken views on ethics, respect for the justice system and equality in the workplace. Host Dave Paul talks with Marie about her passion for the truth, her legendary cross-examination prep and her belief that every lawyer has an obligation to better the profession by nurturing talent. You’ll want to follow up this inspiring conversation by reading Marie’s latest book, “Nothing But The Truth” for a deeper dive into Marie’s fascinating story.

S3E4 - Put Yourself in the Jury Box with Warren Lightfoot

One of the country’s most respected attorneys handling complex litigation, Warren Lightfoot knows how to persuade a jury. His personal style reflects down-home Southern manners and planning every word and action to make a positive impression on jurors. Join Host Mike Herring for an entertaining and insightful discussion about life, law and legal strategy with Super Lawyer Warren Lightfoot.

S3E3 – Nancy Hollander “I’m A Terrorist Lawyer and Proud of It.”

Nancy Hollander has fought the government all of her life and especially when she was an attorney.  Listen as she talks about Guantanamo and other poignant times throughout her career.  Join Host Amy Gunn as they speak about struggles, life, and law.

S3E2 - Biggest Mistake in Cross Examination with David Boies, Part Two

David Boies explains why the witness is not your friend as he tells the story of when he cross-examined Bill Gates.  If you have a witness that’s being evasive, give them enough rope. Join Dave Paul as they talk strategically in and out of the courtroom.

S3E1 - Nothing is More Exciting than Trial with David Boies, Part One

David Boies, who has loved the practice of law for close to 60 years talks about his journey, what he has learned and his broad span as a lawyer.  Listen as David Boise talks governmental work with Senator Kennedy and representing Al Gore.  Join Host Dave Paul for this two-part fascinating interview.

S2E6 - Fifty Years in the Courtroom with John Keker

John Keker is one of the Top 100 Most Influential Lawyers in the United States. In addition to serving as law clerk to Retired Chief Justice at the U.S. Supreme Court Earl Warren, his trial legacy includes several high-profile cases in the national spotlight, including prosecuting Oliver North. Known for his tenacious courtroom tactics, John tells it like in is in this wide-ranging discussion with Host Mike Herring about ethics, judges, juries and his passion for doing what’s right.

S2E5 - Defending High Profile Clients with Pamela Mackey

Pamela Mackey may be best known for her successful defense of high-profile celebrities like Kobe Bryant and Patrick Roy, which earned her the nickname “a pitbull in pearls.” But even if the client wasn’t a household name, Pamela Mackey loved representing anyone in a difficult situation. Host Amy Gunn talks with Pamela about some of her most famous cases and her personal strategies for dealing with the media and preparing a client for trial.