A podcast for young attorneys. We collaborate with successful attorneys to bring young attorneys bits of wisdom. Whether it is choosing your practice or strengthening your trial technique. A podcast that takes a whimsical stance on serious topics
Bad Law Worse Facts
Claim This Podcastby Michael Takla
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47 episodes
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A podcast for young attorneys. We collaborate with successful attorneys to bring young attorneys bits of wisdom. Whether it is choosing your practice or strengthening your trial technique. A podcast that takes a whimsical stance on serious topics
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Publishing Since
9/21/2020
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Recent Episodes
March 16, 2026
From Fear to Verdicts: Steeves Hopson’s Trial Mastery
<p>In this engaging interview, trial lawyer Steeves Hopson shares his journey from law school fears to back-to-back verdict successes. He discusses trial strategies, building confidence, and the importance of authenticity and risk-taking in the courtroom.</p><p><br></p><p>Key Topics</p><p>Trial strategy and mindset</p><p>Building confidence and authenticity in court</p><p>Effective use of evidence and objections</p><p>Case preparation and management</p><p>Mentorship and professional growth</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
January 13, 2026
Cleaner Processes with SOPS w Andrew Mckinnon
<p>Summary</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, host Michael Takla interviews Andrew McKinnon, a defense attorney who transitioned to the plaintiff side. They discuss Andrew's journey, the importance of trial experience, effective communication in legal practice, and the implementation of standard operating procedures in law firms. Andrew shares insights on client preparation, the significance of human damages in cases, and innovative approaches in depositions. The conversation also touches on networking, community involvement, and advice for aspiring attorneys.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Takeaways</strong></p><ul><li>Andrew McKinnon shares his journey from defense to plaintiff side.</li><li>The importance of trial experience is emphasized throughout the conversation.</li><li>Effective communication and reporting are crucial in defense work.</li><li>Human damages play a significant role in case outcomes.</li><li>Client storytelling is essential for successful case preparation.</li><li>Standard operating procedures can streamline law firm operations.</li><li>Delegation and automation can enhance efficiency in legal practice.</li><li>Mentorship and learning from experienced attorneys are invaluable.</li><li>Innovative approaches in depositions can make a difference in case strategy.</li><li>Networking and community involvement are key for career growth.</li></ul><p>Chapters</p><p>00:00 Introduction to Andrew McKinnon and His Background</p><p>02:43 Transitioning from Defense to Plaintiff Work</p><p>05:24 Understanding the Defense Perspective</p><p>08:07 The Importance of Trial Experience</p><p>11:04 Key Reporting Requirements in Defense Cases</p><p>13:44 The Role of Human Damages in Cases</p><p>16:35 Standard Operating Procedures for Law Firms</p><p>19:07 Implementing Effective Intake Procedures</p><p>24:25 Building Client Relationships</p><p>26:17 Effective Delegation and Trust in Teams</p><p>27:29 Establishing Key Performance Indicators</p><p>29:02 Innovative Approaches in Litigation</p><p>31:37 Reflections on Early Career Choices</p><p>36:18 Networking and Community Involvement</p><p>39:19 Learning from Experience and Mentorship</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
September 29, 2025
You Stand on the Side of the Right w Sari De la Motte
<p>In this episode, Michael and Sari discuss the intricacies of jury selection, the importance of understanding juror bias, and the application of the funnel method in trial strategy. They emphasize the need for attorneys to engage jurors through personal experiences and the significance of practicing trial skills. The conversation also highlights the mindset required for attorneys to effectively communicate with juries and the critical role of damages in trials.</p><li><br /></li><li>Takeaways</li><li><br /></li><ol><li>Bias is inherent in jurors; understanding it is crucial.</li><li>Jurors are not the enemy; they can be motivated to act.</li><li>Principle-centered voir dire focuses on universal truths.</li><li>The funnel method guides jurors to key principles.</li><li>Engaging jurors through personal experiences can be effective.</li><li>Practice is essential for trial preparation and success.</li><li>Mindset impacts how jurors perceive attorneys and cases.</li><li>Asking for damages requires confidence and clarity.</li><li>Money is a tool for justice, not a taboo subject.</li><li>There are no bad answers in jury selection; they can be leveraged. </li></ol><li><br /></li><li><br /></li><li><br /></li><p></p>
47 total episodes available with 2 transcripts
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