Behind the Scenes of New Legal Podcast “The Trial Bible” with Gennady Voldz

In this special behind-the-scenes kickoff of The Trial Bible, producer Rita Richa sits down with Gennady Voldz — the podcast’s main host and a seasoned trial attorney — to introduce the story behind the show.Gennady Voldz is the founder of Voldz Law, P.C., is a skilled New York City trial lawyer based in New York City who passionately advocates for individuals hurt due to negligence. With a proven track record of winning jury verdicts and challenging settlement negotiations, Gennady has recovered millions of dollars for his clients.On this episode, Gennady shares his journey into trial law, shaped by his family's pursuit of a better life, and how emotional intelligence became a powerful asset in the courtroom. From early wins to hard-fought losses, he reflects on the experiences that inspired him to create The Trial Bible: a resource designed to educate and empower fellow trial attorneys through shared experiences, practical strategies, and honest conversations.Key Moments and Takeaways For Trial Attorneys:- Gennady’s path to trial law was fueled by family values, resilience, and a passion for storytelling.- Emotional intelligence and strong public speaking skills are critical for success in trial law.- Every trial — win or lose — is a learning opportunity that sharpens future strategies.- The challenges of COVID-19 also opened doors for personal and professional growth.- The Trial Bible was created to educate trial attorneys through real-world insights and lessons.- Gennady’s love of acting translates into a deeper connection with juries and clients.- Losses often teach more valuable lessons than victories.- Helping even one attorney improve their craft makes the effort worthwhile.This episode sets the foundation for what’s ahead: education, real-world wisdom, and lessons learned from the trenches. Whether you're a seasoned litigator or just beginning your career, The Trial Bible is your guide to sharpening your skills and mastering the art of trial law — one case at a time.