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In this engaging episode of The Interesting Lawyers Podcast, we welcome Alex Jean, a talented attorney at the boutique firm Long, Jean, and Wechsler. Born to Haitian parents and fluent in Creole, Alex shares how his cultural background and commitment to being a likable lawyer have fueled his success and happiness. Join us as we dive into Alex’s journey, his insights on the importance of likability in the legal profession, and how embracing diversity and creating meaningful connections can drive both personal and professional growth. Whether you're a seasoned attorney or just starting out, Alex’s story will inspire and empower you.

In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, host Russell welcomes back renowned criminal lawyer Bruce Zimet. Making his second appearance on the show, Bruce lends his expert insight into the recent indictment of Sean Combs a.k.a. Diddy. The discussion delves into the surprising elements of the indictment, the horrific conditions of Diddy's detention, and the strategic power plays by the government. Bruce dissects the three basic counts in the indictment, explores potential cooperating witnesses, and evaluates the federal judge's decision to deny Diddy bond. The conversation also touches on the potential defenses Diddy's legal team might employ, the importance of jury selection, and the implications of human trafficking and drug allegations. Bruce also weighs in on the complexities of federal court cases, possible plea negotiations, and the role of jury nullification. The episode concludes with speculations on the high-profile nature of the case, possible celebrity witnesses, and the broader implications for Diddy's future.

40 Years as a Family Lawyer: John Ross Reveals the Realities of Divorce Law In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, host Russell Adler interviews John Ross, a 40-year family lawyer. John discusses why he chose family law and stayed in the field despite its challenges. They explore the complexities of divorce, including the impact of COVID-19 on divorce rates, the intricacies of high net worth divorces, and the emotional toll on clients and their children. John shares insightful anecdotes, including cases of threats and complicated asset distributions. They also touch on the importance and vulnerabilities of prenuptial agreements, and the shift in divorce lawyer tactics over the years. This episode provides a deep dive into the often turbulent world of family law, shedding light on the human aspect behind the legal battles. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 00:51 Why Choose Family Law? 02:05 Impact of COVID on Divorce Rates 03:44 Challenges and Trends in Family Law 09:40 Custody Battles Over Pets 19:30 Threats and Dangers in Family Law 32:01 Prenuptial Agreements: Importance and Challenges 38:01 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Russell Adler is a mindset and performance coach for lawyers, consultant and trainer with a passion for podcasting and lawyer interviews. He spent 27 years working as a lawyer through 2013. As a lawyer coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, office organiztion, practice management and best practices for law firms.

Navigating Employment and Labor Law with Adam Kemper | Interesting Lawyers Podcast Join us on the Interesting Lawyers podcast as we welcome Adam Kemper, an experienced labor and employment lawyer, to discuss pressing issues in the field. Adam offers insights into the complex world of employer-employee relationships, focusing on topics like household employees, celebrity lawsuits, racial and sexual discrimination, and workplace dynamics. He also shares practical advice for employers on preventing lawsuits and fostering a healthy work environment. Tune in for a deep dive into the legal intricacies and real-world implications of labor law. 00:00 Introduction to the Interesting Lawyers Podcast 00:05 Meet Adam Kemper: Labor and Employment Lawyer 01:18 The Perilous World of Nannies 03:15 Celebrity Nanny Scandals 07:48 Legal Obligations and Household Employees 09:33 Title VII and Workplace Discrimination 22:02 Sexual Harassment in the Workplace 26:08 LGBTQ Issues in Employment 37:39 The Role of AI in Employment Decisions 41:05 Conclusion and Contact Information Russell Adler is a Lawyer Coach, life coach, mindset coach, consultant, and trainer with a passion for podcasting and lawyer interviews. He spent 27 years at a law firm working as a lawyer Russ knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. As a lawyer coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, office organiztion, practice management and best practices for law firms. The Interesting Lawyers Podcast has a wide array of guests from all areas of law including criminal lawyers, business lawyers, intellectual property IP lawyers, personal injury lawyers, negligence lawyers car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyers, negligence lawyers, products liability lawyers, trial lawyers, personal injury lawyer, car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyer, negligence lawyer, products liability, trial lawyer, divorce lawyers

Avenging Insurance Company Bad Faith with Fred Cunningham In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, host Russell interviews Fred Cunningham, a lawyer specializing in bad faith insurance claims. They discuss how insurance companies often fail to pay claims fairly, illustrating this with real-world examples. Fred shares insights into the complexities of bad faith law, the role of AI in insurance decisions, and reflections on his legal career and personal life which includes friendships with Michael Jordan and Larry The Cable Guy.. The conversation also touches on the financial risks and rewards of selecting cases, and the ethical dilemmas faced by plaintiff lawyers. 00:00 Introduction to Fred Cunningham and Bad Faith Law 01:31 Real-Life Examples of Bad Faith Cases 04:45 Understanding Bad Faith and Insurance Company Practices 17:05 The Role of AI in Insurance Claims 21:39 Trial Strategies and Lawyer Reputation 24:28 Impact of Allstate's Experiment on Settlement Values 26:04 Insurance Companies and Their Business Decisions 28:41 The Gamble of Plaintiff's Lawyers 29:27 The Tobacco Litigation Story 35:23 Challenges and Rewards in Commercial Cases 40:29 Personal Anecdotes and Reflections 45:14 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Russell Adler is a Lawyer Coach, life coach, mindset coach, consultant, and trainer with a passion for podcasting and lawyer interviews. He spent 27 years at a law firm working as a lawyer Russ knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. As a lawyer coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, office organiztion, practice management and best practices for law firms.

Deep Dive into Premises Liability with Michael Haggard | The Interesting Lawyers Podcast In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, Russ welcomes special guest Michael Haggard, a trial expert and leading expert in premises liability and negligent security cases. From discussing innovative deterrents for personal safety to detailing landmark cases like the $100 million Sammy Barak verdict, Michael shares invaluable insights from his extensive legal experience. The conversation covers the complexities of handling premises liability cases, the impact of security measures, and the broader societal changes driven by pivotal lawsuits. Whether you're a seasoned lawyer or an aspiring one, this episode offers inspiration and deep knowledge on how legal action can lead to significant societal impact. 00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement 00:37 Body Cam Discussion and Deterrent Effect 01:35 Michael Haggard's Background and Expertise 03:00 Premises Liability and Negligent Security Cases 05:10 Legal Theories and Case Examples 11:58 Challenges in Jury Selection 15:05 Notable Verdicts and Case Details 19:36 Impact on Security Practices and Industry Standards 24:45 Advice for Prospective Tenants 26:52 Legislative Issues and Industry Influence 31:31 Swimming Pool Safety: A Legal Battle 32:25 The Lorenzo Peterson Case: A Tragic Incident 33:48 The Fight for Pool Safety Regulations 35:47 Impact of the Virginia Graeme Baker Act 39:49 Dollar General: Negligent Security Concerns 43:48 Walmart's Security Shortcomings 51:36 Airbnb and VRBO: Hidden Dangers 59:12 Why Michael Haggard Continues the Fight 01:01:02 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Russell Adler is a Mindset and Performance Coach for Lawyers. He spent 27 years working as a lawyer in private practice and tried over 200 cases in his past. Russ knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. As a lawyer coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, office organization, practice management and best practices for law firms. Our high-profile podcast guests include Brad Edwards from the crime victim law firm who handled lawsuits for sex abuse victims of Jeffrey Epstein and sex trafficking human trafficking case against Abercrombie & Fitch. Stuart Grossman from Grossman Roth Yaffa & Cohen who handled lawsuits arising from the Surfside condo building collapse, Parkland school shooting, legal malpractice, medical malpractice, defective products, and premises liability. legendary criminal lawyer guests include Fred Haddad and Bruce Zimet.

50+ year veteran Criminal Lawyer and former Federal Strike Force Prosecutor Fred Schwartz shares some crazy and colorful stories about prosecuting the Mafia for distributing pornography in the 1980's when it was still illegal, and then as a private defense attorney, defending a Romani Gypsy Psychic to the Stars who was prosecuted by the Feds in a bizarre case that ended in a way she hadn't predicted. Such is the exciting life of a criminal lawyer! Russell Adler is a mindset and performance coach for lawyers, a consultant, and trainer with a passion for podcasting. He spent 27 years at a law firm working as a lawyer Russ knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. As a lawyer coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, office organization, practice management and best practices for law firms.

This episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, features an interview with Thomas Morgan Jr. of The Morgan Law Group, a prominent law firm specializing in property insurance claims with offices in several states. Tom recounts the rapid expansion of his law practice in response to increased demand due to the national property insurance crisis- and its causes. Learn the obscene amount of money that insurance c ompny CEO's are making, and gain a lawyer's insights about the challenges homeowners face with insurance companies, including lowball offers, denial of claims, and new legislative changes that disadvantage claimants. Tom also shares insights from his early career in insurance defense and identifies common excuses insurers use to deny claims. The conversation concludes with an anecdote about a memorable case involving a head injury allegedly caused by a disco ball at a club in Miami Beach. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:34 Scaling a Legal Practice 01:15 Impact of Climate Change on Insurance 02:19 Challenges with Insurance Companies 05:01 Legal Reforms and Their Impact 13:28 National Trends in Insurance Legislation 14:32 Personal Anecdotes and Closing Remarks Russell Adler is a mindset and performance coach fior lawyers, a consultant, and trainer with a passion for podcasting and lawyer interviews. He spent 27 years at a law firm working as a lawyer Russ knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. As a lawyer coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, office organization, practice management and best practices for law firms.

Gene Kissane is one of seven cofounders of Cole, Scott, and Kissane, the largest law firm in Florida. In this interview he sits down withRuss for a deep dive about the firm's remarkable success. Starting with just seven lawyers in 1997, the firm has grown to an impressive 600 lawyers, and Gene shares the remarkable journey of their organic growth. They delve into the firm’s culture, Gene’s approach to mentoring young lawyers, and what sets them apart in the competitive world of insurance defense. Gene also recounts some intriguing stories from trials, including the landmark LA Fitness case that he tried against Russ. Whether you’re a seasoned lawyer or just starting in your legal career, this episode offers insights and inspiration from one of the field’s most respected names. Tune in to learn about the strategies, challenges, and values that have shaped Cole, Scott, and Kissane into the powerhouse insurance defense law firm it is today. Russell Adler is a mindset and performance Coach for Lawyers and a consultant, with a passion for podcasting and lawyer interviews. Russ spent 27 years as a civil trial lawyer and he knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. Russ helps lawyers behavioral issues, stress management, mindfulness, conflict avoidance and resolution,, practice management and bestpractices for law firms. For more information, contact Russ at: [email protected]

Child Sexual Abuse in Foster Care: A Nationwide Crisis Join us for a compelling discussion with Howard Talenfeld, a nationally prominent children's rights lawyer at Justice for Kids, a unit of national law firm Kelly Kronenberg, as he uncovers the widespread issue of child sexual abuse in foster homes. With over 40 years of legal experience and numerous victories for children, Talenfeld shares shocking stories and troubling statistics that reveal the extent of the problem across the United States. From class action lawsuits to legislative efforts, learn about the justice system’s failures and the urgent need for reform. Discover the complex causes behind child abuse, the psychological impacts on young victims, and what can be done to protect our most vulnerable. 00:00 Introduction to the Issue 00:36 Meet Howard Tallenfeld 01:00 Shocking Case of Child Abuse 02:34 The National Scope of the Problem 05:10 Sexual Abuse in Various Settings 09:20 Psychological Impact on Victimized Children 12:32 The Tragic Case of Gabriel Myers 14:37 Challenges in the Foster Care System 25:48 Howard Tallenfeld's Career and Advocacy 26:17 The Role of Kelly Kronenberg Law Firm 32:09 Systemic Issues and Solutions 51:29 Final Thoughts and Advice for Parents 53:27 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers podcasr, veteran entertainment lawyer John Bradley gives his take on Taylor Swift's beef with Ticketmaster and the DOJ Antitrust case against it. Also hear about how the "me too" effect has taken a severe toll on Sean Diddy Combs, and an entertainment lawyer's analysis of Scarlett Johansson 's lawsuit against OpenAI for allegedly stealing her voice. John also tells Russ about some of his legendary clients over the years, including Jose Feliciano, Al DiMeola, Rick Derringer, members of Judas Priest and the Clarence Clemmons Bands, and great stories about his music industry clients. Tune in to understand: -Taylor Swift's issues with Ticketmaster -The DOJ Antitrust case against Ticketmaster -Status of Diddy's situation -Scarlet Johansson's lawsuit against OpenAI Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated with the latest episodes of the Interesting Lawyers podcast. Russell Adler, the Host of the Interesting Lawyers podcast, is a Mindset and Performance Coach and for Lawyers, and a consultant and trainer foir law firms. He spent 27 years as a civil trial lawyer and tried over 200 jury trials to verdict. As a Performance and Mindset coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, practice management and best practices for achieving maximum success. The Interesting Lawyers Podcast has a wide array of guests from all areas of law including criminal lawyers, business lawyers, intellectual property IP lawyers, personal injury lawyers, negligence lawyers car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyers, negligence lawyers, products liability lawyers, trial lawyers, personal injury lawyer, car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyer, negligence lawyer, products liability, trial lawyer, divorce lawyers Keywords: Taylor Swift, Ticketmaster, Scarlett Johansson, Sean Diddy Combs, DOJ, Department of Justice, Antitruist, monopoly, true crime, lawsuit, lawyer, entertainment lawyer, russell adler.

In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers podcast, we dive into the significant changes in the U.S. healthcare system as giant healthcare companies, such as HCA and Advent Healthcare, expand their reach by acquiring medical practices in addition to owning the majority of hospitals in the U.S. Veteran medical malpractice lawyer Gary M. Cohen, a partner at the esteemed firm Grossman, Roth, Yaffa & Cohen P.A., joins us to discuss the repercussions of these corporate takeovers on patient care and the overall quality of healthcare in the United States.Gary M. Cohen sheds light on how the profit-driven motives of these corporations have led to a noticeable decline in healthcare quality compared to other industrialized nations. Discover the shocking statistics that reveal why malpractice incidents and claims are on the rise, even as the U.S. spends more on healthcare than any other country.Tune in to understand:-The influence of corporate acquisitions on medical practices-The direct impact on patient care quality-The reasons behind the increasing number of malpractice claims-How the U.S. healthcare spending compares to other nationsDon't miss this eye-opening discussion on the future of healthcare in America. Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated with the latest episodes of the Interesting Lawyers podcast.Russell Adler, the Host of the Interesting Lawyers podcast, is a Performance and Mindset Coach for Lawyers, consultant and trainer. He spent 27 years at a law firm working as a lawyer Russ knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. As a Performance and Mindset coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, practice management and best practices for achieving maximum success. The Interesting Lawyers Podcast has a wide array of guests from all areas of law including criminal lawyers, business lawyers, intellectual property IP lawyers, personal injury lawyers, negligence lawyers car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyers, negligence lawyers, products liability lawyers, trial lawyers, personal injury lawyer, car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyer, negligence lawyer, products liability, trial lawyer, divorce lawyers Keywords: U.S. healthcare system, HCA, Advent Healthcare, medical practice acquisitions, patient care quality, medical malpractice, Gary M. Cohen, Grossman Roth Yaffa & Cohen, healthcare spending, malpractice incidents, Interesting Lawyers podcast.

This is the final part of Russ's 3 part interview with Bradley Edwards, the relentless lawyer representing 250 victims of the Jeffrey Epstein- Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking scandal. In this episode, Brad shares incredible stories about how Epstein blackmailed people, how he used sea urchins to assure that nobody escaped his private island, and the class action lawsuits Brad filed against Epstein's banks that knowingly enabled his sex trafficking empire, J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank. Also hear the shocking truth behind Brad's recently-filed sex trafficking case against Abercrombie and Fitch. Please follow and subscribe to The Interesting Lawyers Podcast on:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lawyerbetter Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FG3TJg5ez91R3fwZfAaJV Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/interesting-lawyers/id1723076719Russell Adler is a Lawyer Coach, life coach, mindset coach, consultant, and trainer with a passion for podcasting and lawyer interviews. He spent 27 years at a law firm working as a lawyer Russ knows how to speak to lawyers, and is passionate about the Interesting lawyers podcast. As a lawyer coach, Russ helps lawyers deal with impulsivity, mindfulness, conflict avoidance, conflict resolution, organization, office organiztion, practice management and best practices for law firms. The Interesting Lawyers Podcast has a wide array of guests from all areas of law including criminal lawyers, business lawyers, intellectual property IP lawyers, personal injury lawyers, negligence lawyers car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyers, negligence lawyers, products liability lawyers, trial lawyers, personal injury lawyer, car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyer, negligence lawyer, products liability, trial lawyer, divorce lawyers Our high-profile podcast guests include Brad Edwards from the crime victim law firm who handled lawsuits for sex abuse victims of Jeffrey Epstein and sex trafficking human trafficking case against Abercrombie & Fitch. Stuart Grossman from Grossman Roth Yaffa & Cohen who handled lawsuits arising from the Surfside condo building collapse, Parkland school shooting, legal malpractice, medical malpractice, defective products, and premises liability. legendary criminal lawyer guests include Fred Haddad and Bruce Zimet.

Join Russ in Part 2 of 3 of his gripping conversation with Bradley Edwards, the relentless lawyer representing 150 victims of the Jeffrey Epstein- Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking scandal. In this episode, Brad shares his thrilling journey towards justice spanning over a decade. Learn about his successful legal battle to overturn Epstein's infamous "Sweetheart Deal" with the Government, through the Crime Victims Rights Act (CVRA), a crucial victory preceding Epstein's prison demise. Discover the shocking extortion plot by Epstein's butler, Alfredo Gonzalez, demanding $50,000 for access to Epstein and Maxwell's influential Rolodex, dubbed the "Holy Grail" .Dive into the FBI sting operation, to recover this critical evidence and Gonzalez's criminal prosecutions for obstruction of justice and illegal firearms possession- shedding light on the threats faced by Brad Edwards and his team. Amidst these challenges, witness Brad Edwards' and partner Brittany Henderson's brilliant effort to persuade the Virgin Islands government to give Epstein's assets to a charity supporting the victims—a testament to their unwavering pursuit of justice. To be notified when part 3 of the Brad Edwards Interview is released, please follow and subscribe to The Interesting Lawyers Podcast on: YouTube: www/youtube.com/@UCNsLAZpdtSZqeTlquO2otUA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FG3TJg5ez91R3fwZfAaJV.. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/interesting-lawyers/id1723076719 Russell Adler is a Lawyer Coach and Consultant, with a passion for podcasting as Host of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast. He spent 27 years as a civil trial lawyer, during which he tried over 200 jury trials. To learn more about Russ, visit www.lawyerbetter.com The Interesting Lawyers Podcast has a wide array of guests including both high-profile lawyers and rising stars from all areas of law, including criminal lawyers, business lawyers, intellectual property IP lawyers, personal injury lawyers, negligence lawyers car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyers, negligence lawyers, products liability lawyers, trial lawyers, personal injury lawyer, car accident lawyers, slip and fall lawyer, negligence lawyer, products liability lawyers, trial lawyer, and divorce lawyers.

Part 1 of a riveting 3-part interview with Attorney Brad Edwards from the Crime Victim Law Firm. Edwards, who along with his partner Brittany Henderson represented 150 victims of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's sexual abuse and human trafficking in cases against numerous parties including class actions against J.P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank. Brad also shares shocking stories including Jeffrey Epstein's falling out with Harvey Weinstein in France over a young girl, and details of his sex trafficking litigation against Abercrombie & Fitch.

Dive into the legal trenches with Gary Ostrow, a seasoned 40+ year criminal lawyer renowned for his fearless defense in the murkiest of cases. In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers podcast, Ostrow shares his insights and stories about navigating the complexities of defending individuals charged with sex crimes, drug offenses and other crimes. Discover the challenges, triumphs, and issues that come with representing clients others shy away from. From courtroom drama to societal stigmas, join us as we explore the fascinating world of criminal defense through the eyes of a true legal maverick. Tune in for a candid conversation that sheds light on the often misunderstood realm of defending the accused. #InterestingLawyers #LegalInsights #CriminalDefense #SexCrimeDefense #DrugOffenses #GaryOstrow #PodcastInterview 🎧

As a lover of Italian Food, I passionately tried a case against the insurance company for my friends' Italian Restaurant that burned down, and whose fire insurance claim was denied for "arson by the insured." Tune in for a slice of courtroom drama and hear about the crazy trial and delicious verdict served up by the jury at the end- despite the defense lawyer's guarantee that he would win the case.

Veteran criminal defense attorney Bruce Zimet gives his take on the Sean Diddy Combs search warrant situation, and lifts the veil on the wild world of South Florida's judiciary in the 1980's- from nude photos of a judicial assistant to sexual escapades in public, to living in their chambers. Discover jaw-dropping tales that rocked the legal community. Bruce also offers invaluable wisdom for navigating the twists and turns of a career in criminal law.

Meet Stuart Z. Grossman: the relentless trial lawyer with over 50 years of legal prowess and zero plans for retirement. Co-founder of the powerhouse firm Grossman, Roth, Yaffa & Cohen, he's the mastermind behind billion-dollar settlements and astonishing verdicts. From serving as Lead Counsel in the Surfside building collapse litigation to representing families in the Parkland mass shooting cases, Stuart handles the biggest and best cases- and his legal legacy speaks volumes. Dive into Stuart Z. Grossman's world on the Interesting Lawyers podcast, where he spills the secrets of his success and offers sage advice for aspiring lawyers.

Meet Eric "Rick" Block, Senior Trial Lawyer at Morgan & Morgan, and courtroom rockstar. This episode of the Interesting Lawyers podcast is a backstage pass to Rick's compelling story about his transformation from jobless attorney to courtroom sensation at the planet's largest law firm—thanks to his previous gig as a frontman in a rock & roll band. Tune in for Rick's raw journey through setbacks and triumphs, as his courtroom performances sway juries and score massive wins, riff by riff.

Attorney Eric Rosen is one of the legal field's most prolific content creators on social media. Learn how Eric's passion for creating and producing original video content on a variety of topics has catapulted his law firm to great success, only four years after starting it. Eric also shares valuable advice on using video content to build and monetize your own presence on social media.

25 year family law specialist Camille Coolidge represents "good people at their worst" in emotionally charged family law cases. In this episode, Camille explains how modern trends like unmarried parenting and social media have impacted her cases, and why family lawyers have a shorter shelf life than lawyers in other practice areas.

Well-known criminal lawyer and TV commentator and legal analyst Mark Eiglarsh visits with Russ about the stunning jury verdict acquitting of his client, the school resource officer charged with inaction during the Parkland mass shooting, and shares the inside story not covered by the media. The episode ends on a happier note, a conversation about Mark's recent book, Be Happy By Choice:Happiness Guaranteed or Your Misery Back

Eric Schwartzreich's dazzling wardrobe and effusive personality define who he is as a criminal lawyer, and contribute to his great success with juries. On this episode Eric tells his back story, explains why he likes being a "Peacock," and shares some of his best and funniest courtroom stories.

Brent Britton is one of the smartest and coolest lawyers around. After working on early AI projects at the M.I.T. Media Lab while earning his Masters Degree, he went on to become a Transactional Intellectual Property lawyer. Ironically, AI is going to replace his job- but Brent has big plans for his future- and a vision for what's coming next.

An insightful and fascinating deep dive with Dan Santaniello, prominent insurance defense attorney and cofounder of 200 lawyer firm Luks Santaniello. Dan shares his thoughts and stories about his journey, challenges and problems defending monster personal injury cases, and dealing with Plaintiffs, their lawyers, and "nuclear verdicts."

After spending eleven unhappy years practicing law, a chance meeting at a CompUSA store launched Michael Kranitz's new career as a prolific tech startup founder. Over 20 years and seven exits later, Mike shares his incredible and inspirational story, and offers his wisdom and advice about how to succeed, and find true happiness, in life after law.

Russ tells captivating stories about sex abuse cases involving the Catholic Church, Cruise Lines. and Jeffrey Epstein. Find out why sex abuse cases were the most rewarding cases Russ handled during his 27 year career as a trial lawyer. 

Mary Ligon is a 30+ year clinical hypnotherapist and Master Practitioner and Trainer of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), a powerful communication and persuasion technique grounded in behavioral psychology and hypnosis. NLP focuses on how our minds work, and influence our behavior. It broadly used by everyone from mental health professionals to influential figures like Tony Robbins, sales professionals, accomplished lawyers, prolific authors- and even pickup artists! In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, Mary and Russ delve into the profound impact of NLP, and examine how it works and why it's a potent tool for lawyers and others looking to master their communication skills. Embracing NLP can usher in transformative change, not only within the practice of law but also in one's personal life.

Fred Haddad is a renowned  criminal lawyer who has handled and tried countless high profile cases around the U.S. for the past 50 years, and has vowed to never retire. In Fred’s first-ever interview, he shares his personal history, his best war stories, and unique insights on current events. For the same reasons that juries love Fred, so will you after listening to this episode. 

This episode features a conversation with Ryan Wechsler, a rising star trial lawyer whose large personality, fighting spirit and sheer determination have made him a force to be reckoned with in the courtroom. Ryan's grit and intense passion for his craft is palpable,  and his interview is an inspirational must-listen for all lawyers seeking to be the best in their field. 

Joseph Camerlengo is a nationally prominent trial lawyer and founding partner of The Truck Accident Law Firm, which focuses exclusively on litigating truck accident cases across the United States. In this episode, Joe makes sense of why there are so many accidents involving large trucks, and describes the deep knowledge and experience required to successfully litigate these complex and challenging cases. Joe's passion for his craft isn't just about getting his clients the justice they deserve, but it's also about using litigation to hold the trucking industry accountable and make our roadways safer-  to reduce crashes and save lives in the future. 

Larry Seidlin served as a Circuit Court Judge in Broward County, Florida for almost three decades. One of his last cases on the bench was also his most memorable: heated litigation between family members of Anna Nicole Smith, in which Judge Larry had to decide where her body would be buried. The case received global publicity, including a skit on TV show Saturday Night Live (see link below).  In this episode of the Lawyer Better Podcast, Judge Larry speaks about his humble beginnings as a New York City cab driver, his ascension from lawyer to judge, and the celebrity litigation that put him in the National spotlight. He also shares his wisdom and advice for lawyers everywhere. Saturday Night Live skit:  https://youtu.be/XFAN6nil0vs?si=CoUCEmEVR_fwx3tM