The Law Dad Roy Podcast

In this inspiring episode, Roy chats with Jenny Taylor, owner and founder of Island Candles, one of James Island’s newest stores! After years of building her business from the ground up, Jenny just opened her very first brick-and-mortar shop, a milestone packed with excitement, challenges, and big lessons.Jenny shares her honest journey of entrepreneurship, the struggles nobody warns you about, the joy of creating something meaningful for the community, and the grit it takes to keep going when the growing pains hit.She also gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s really like to run a small business in the Low Country, from navigating local support to staying grounded through the chaos. Whether you're a fellow entrepreneur, a Low Country local, or someone dreaming of starting your own thing, Jenny’s story is overflowing with wisdom, warmth, and real-life inspiration.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of the Law Dad Roy podcast, host Roy Willey discusses the often underestimated and hidden costs of accidents. He explains how insurance companies aim to minimize settlements, focusing only on surface costs like car repairs and initial medical bills. Roy delves into the ripple effects of accidents, such as hidden medical costs, long-term injuries, lost wages, and emotional tolls, which are frequently overlooked. He advises listeners to avoid settling too quickly, document all injuries and losses, and consult a lawyer to ensure they receive full compensation. The episode aims to educate the audience on protecting their rights and achieving fair settlements.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode, a professional gamer, Deion Smith shares his journey through the world of eSports, highlighting the physical and mental demands of competitive gaming. The story touches on the unhealthy eating habits and weight gain common among gamers and contrasts these challenges with those faced in traditional sports. Discover how professional gaming compares to traditional sports and why maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial. Ever wonder about the hardest part of football? Hint: It's not just about getting tackled! Catch this exciting conversation with insights into the perseverance and mental focus needed both on and off the field. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of The Law Dad Roy Podcast, we dive into the healing power of creativity and the ocean with a conversation on Blue Mind and Ocean Therapy Meditation.Our guest Courtney Boyes Mattes, an art therapist and holistic health coach, shares how the calming energy of water and the color blue can help clear the mind, soothe the nervous system, and support trauma release stored in the body.Through the use of oil pastels and process-based art-making, she reminds us that healing isn’t about perfection, it’s about expression. We explore the deep connections between trauma, mindfulness, and art, as well as how these practices can offer powerful support for veterans and others carrying unseen wounds. Drawing a parallel between the unpredictability of the ocean and life itself, she sheds light on how embracing what we can’t control can lead to profound growth and resilience.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

Join us on the Law Dad Roy Podcast as we welcome immigration attorney Sam Moore.In this episode, Sam shares his journey from West Virginia to Charleston, navigating bar exams, and finding his passion in immigration law. We delve deep into the complexities and current events surrounding U.S. immigration law, the challenges of starting a law firm, and the drastic policy changes affecting immigrants today.  Learn about the legal intricacies, the impact on clients, and Sam's insights on providing legal support to those in need. Don't miss this informative and engaging discussion!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

This episode of the Law Dad Roy podcast delves into the unglamorous but crucial work that personal injury lawyers do behind their advertisements and billboards. Host Roy explains the intricate process starting from the initial call, where clients seek guidance, often unaware if they have a case, to detailed investigations involving surveillance, witness tracking, and expert consultations. He emphasizes the importance of thorough medical documentation and the strategic negotiations with insurance companies that aim to undervalue claims. Roy highlights the emotional toll on clients and the role of lawyers in providing hope and advocacy through intricate preparations for potential trials. Above all, he stresses the commitment to making a real difference for clients navigating through some of the toughest times in their lives.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of the Law Dad Roy podcast with trial lawyer Roy Willey, the focus is on Renee Brown, a dedicated client service and onboarding professional at the firm. Renee shares insights into her career, her passion for helping people, and tips on how to excel in client service roles. With a background in human services and a commitment to empathy, Renee explains the importance of listening, building trust, and showing compassion to clients, especially those in crisis. She highlights how personal interactions and follow-ups can lead to strong client relationships, positive reviews, and client retention. The conversation also touches on the rewarding aspects of working in personal injury law and maintaining a supportive work environment.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of the 'Law Dad Roy' podcast, host Roy welcomes Natalie from Charleston Mobile Massage to discuss how massage can help those who have been injured in accidents. Natalie shares her journey from being a CPA to becoming a massage therapist and highlights the benefits of mobile massage services for those unable to travel. They explore various massage techniques such as lymphatic drainage, craniosacral therapy, and myofascial release, and discuss how these therapies aid in injury recovery and overall well-being.Natalie also touches upon her personal experience with a car accident and the role of massage in her recovery. Additionally, they talk about the business aspects of starting a mobile massage service and the importance of preventative care through regular massage therapy.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of 'The Law Dad Roy Podcast,' Roy Willy, a personal injury lawyer, shares insights about the vast differences between law school education and the real-life practice of law.Emphasizing that law school teaches students to think like lawyers, Roy points out that it often fails to prepare them for the emotional and practical challenges they will face in personal injury law. He discusses the emotional weight of dealing with clients who have suffered significant losses and the complexities of managing a law firm, both financially and operationally.Roy also highlights the importance of follow-through, responsiveness, clarity, empathy, and self-care for lawyers. He stresses that dealing with such intense, human-centered cases requires more than just legal acumen; it requires a genuine care and commitment to helping clients through their most challenging times.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of The Law Dad Roy podcast, Roy sits down with Miss Janet from the Charleston office to discuss their professional journey and experiences working together. Janet shares her background in higher education, her transition to the law firm, and the various roles she has held over the years. The conversation highlights the importance of client care, teamwork, and emotional investment in their work. Janet also provides insights into the changes at the law firm and how they continuously strive to improve client relationships. For anyone interested in the personal stories behind a successful legal team, this episode offers an engaging and heartfelt look inside.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of the Law Dad Roy podcast, trial lawyer Roy Willie interviews Andrew Smith. They discuss various aspects of workers' compensation, including worker's rights, the importance of reporting injuries promptly, and ensuring proper medical documentation.  Andrew hares his personal background, explaining his transition from representing Fortune 500 companies to advocating for injured workers. The conversation covers common mistakes in workers' compensation claims, the significance of medical evidence, and strategies for navigating the legal system to support injured workers. They also touch on the process of mediation and trial, emphasizing the need for proper legal representation to maximize claims and make injured workers as whole as possible.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this solo episode of The Dad Roy Podcast, Roy Willey explores the principles and practices that contribute to his success as a personal injury, as well as a father of four and husband.Emphasizing the importance of routine and time management, he details his daily schedule, from early morning wake-ups and 'Miracle Mornings' to segregating tasks based on urgency using Google Calendar. The host shares tips on prioritizing tasks, maintaining work-life integration, and ensuring clear communication within a team. He also discusses the significance of intentional planning for personal and professional commitments, providing a comprehensive look at how meticulous scheduling can drive productivity and balance. Questions from LinkedIn, YouTube, and Spotify listeners are also addressed, offering insights into becoming a successful lawyer and managing a demanding career alongside family responsibilities.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of the Law Dad Roy podcast, host and trial lawyer Roy Willy discusses the challenges and strategies for growth in the legal profession. The episode addresses key questions from new personal injury (PI) lawyers regarding expanding from a single lawyer operation to a multi-location, high-performing team.Joined by Chief Growth Officer Chris, Roy delves into the importance of self-awareness, identifying one's practice focus, and targeting the right market demographics. They emphasize crucial aspects like effective intake processes, client relationships, and the critical role of data in marketing and operational decisions.The discussion also covers the importance of understanding digital marketing, handling intake efficiently, and using advanced tools like SEM Rush for competitive analysis. Real-world scenarios and the pitfalls of over-reliance on AI are examined, alongside the necessity to continuously adapt and evolve in the tech-driven legal landscape.The episode concludes with advice for solo practitioners looking to scale, focusing on organization and a clear understanding of their target clientele.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In the inaugural digital episode of the Law Dead Roy Podcast, Herb Glass discusses the critical role of pre-litigation in personal injury cases. Broadcasting from Atlanta, Georgia, Herb explains the firm's philosophy of preparing every case as if it's going to trial, the significance of the first 90 days, and the internal structure of the firm's 'Foundation Team.' The discussion covers how cases are built from the ground up, the importance of early medical treatment, the challenges posed by insurance companies, and the necessity of reaching maximum medical improvement before settling a case. The episode also dives into Herb's personal journey from journalism and political science to personal injury law, underscoring his passion for defending the 'little guy' against large corporations and insurance firms.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this episode of the Law Dad Roy Podcast, Roy interviews Paul Doolittle, the director of class and mass actions at PWA.Paul shares his journey into the legal profession, revealing an early inclination for argument and debate, and his passion for helping others which guided his career choice. He discusses his diverse legal experience, from criminal to civil law, and recounts various cases and experiences, including running his own firm and working on high-profile class actions and mass torts. Paul explains the intricacies and challenges of class actions, their importance in the legal system, and the rigorous court oversight involved in lawyer compensation for these cases. The conversation also delves into the importance of being well-rounded and continuously learning as a lawyer. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

In this special episode, I’m joined by my wife, Kelsey, as we reflect on our journey together—from meeting in law school to juggling careers, home renovations, and raising four kids.We open up about the highs and lows, share stories from our early days, and discuss how we’ve learned to navigate life’s chaos with teamwork and a sense of humor.Whether you're in a demanding profession, raising a family, or both, tune in for real talk about partnership, balance, and building a life together.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

Ideas are easy. Action is everything.In this episode of Law Dad Roy, we break down the critical difference between dreaming and doing — and why so many people get stuck before they even start.We also explore why preparing for the worst isn’t pessimism — it’s emotional strength. You'll hear how anticipating challenges can actually make you calmer, sharper, and more resilient when things get tough.Finally, we dive into the underrated power of pressing pause in the middle of chaos. When everything feels urgent, knowing when to stop, breathe, and reset could be the most important move you make.If you're ready for real-world advice that cuts through the noise and gets you moving, this episode is for you.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

The Brittanee Drexel Case: What Really Happened – From the Lawyers Behind the $700M Verdict – Part 2The powerful conclusion to the case that captured the nation — and led to one of the largest verdicts in U.S. history. In Part 2, go beyond the headlines and inside the courtroom as Law Dad Roy and the legal team reveal what really happened in the emotional damages trial against Brittanee Drexel’s convicted killer — a man who shockingly chose to represent himself.From dramatic testimony to legal strategy, and the emotional toll behind the $700 million verdict, this episode unpacks the final chapter of a mother’s fight for justice and a nation’s reckoning with a tragedy long buried. This isn’t just about crime — it’s about courage, truth, and a courtroom moment that changed everything. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

Part 1: The Brittanee Drexel Case What Really Happened – From the Lawyers Behind the $700M Verdict What happens when a spring break trip turns into a 13-year nightmare—and a cold case explodes into a $700 million verdict?In Part 1: The Brittanee Drexel Case, What Really Happened – From the Lawyers Behind the $700M Verdict, we dive into the heartbreaking and powerful story of Brittanee Drexel’s disappearance, the mother who refused to give up, and the legal battle that redefined justice.Hear firsthand from trial lawyers Roy Willey and Matt Burgess as they share the shocking twists, courtroom drama, and the relentless pursuit of answers that led to one of the most stunning verdicts in recent history. This isn’t just true crime—it’s a story of courage, loss, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.

Welcome to the Law Dad Roy Podcast — where law, Dad life, and leadership intersect. In the inaugural episode, CEO and Trial Lawyer Roy Willey and Chief Growth Officer Chris Covert pull back the curtain on their journey from a small legal consultancy to a powerhouse multi-state personal injury law firm, securing life-changing victories—like a staggering $700 million verdict.They dive into the mission behind the podcast: sharing real stories from inside the legal world, building a law firm rooted in core values, and the ongoing pursuit of dynamic growth personally, professionally, and as a team.Whether you’re a legal professional, entrepreneur, or just curious about what it really takes to grow a values-driven business while staying human, this episode is your inside look at the people behind the cases—and the mindset that fuels them.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-law-dad-roy-podcast--6556251/support.