Veteran trial attorneys John G. Simon and Alvin Wolff answer questions from other attorneys about various case scenarios, offering insight into how they would handle litigation situations. In The Case Doctors, attorneys can ask these seasoned litigators how they would handle hurdles in their cases. Have a case you’d like The Case Doctors to take a look at? Send a summary of your case and the issue at hand to cases@thecasedoctors.com.
EP 206: Cornell’s Cover-Up and Court Reporters vs. AI
Two years after a horrific alleged assault at a Cornell frat house, the Cornell Seven case is finally getting national attention, and John Simon and Alvin Wolff want to know why the university kept it in-house instead of calling the police. They explain why a written policy is worthless if nobody enforces it. Then, California’s court reporter shortage forces the courts toward electronic recording, and the doctors debate whether AI will put court reporters out of work. In the mailbag, a grocery store manager won’t stop apologizing to an injured client. The doctors explain why “sorry works” and how it can raise or lower a case’s value. They also take on a client who sent his lawyer a 60-page AI-generated “Definitive Legal Strategy for Making Them Pay” and 83 questions for the defense.
6 Oct 2026
Encore: Turning a client’s moment of doubt into a strength
How do you save a case after a client announces the litigation process is too stressful and they don’t want to move forward with the case while under oath during a deposition? Plus, The Case Doctors answer another viewer’s question on how to handle a pre-judgement loan that’s tripled in price and how to negotiate a better loan up front.
8 Sept 2026
EP 205: AI Headshots, Deceptive Resumes, and the $30 Million Fight Over Attorney's Fees
Hosts John Simon and Alvin Wolff weigh in on how attorneys fighting a California ballot measure that could cap personal injury attorney's fees have already raised $30 million to fight it. Plus, the Case Doctors dissect the FTC's right-to-repair settlement with John Deere, and a run of AI-driven courtroom dilemmas from the mailbag, including a questionable LinkedIn headshot used to attack a witness's credibility, a wrongful termination claim tied to an AI hiring tool, and a leaked, AI-doctored deposition prep video. Simon and Wolff weigh in on the legal issues, privilege concerns, and courtroom strategy behind each.
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