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Welcome to the “What Makes a Great Trial Judge” podcast, part of the Lawyer Minds ecosystem. We’ve paired up with Lisa Blue, a practicing psychologist of 46 years and trial attorney of 44 years, to discuss some of the ways trial judges—especially those dealing with trauma-intensive cases—can improve their techniques and social practices, making the litigation experience more meaningful for jurors and litigants alike. So, how do you tell the difference between a great trial judge and one who needs to work on their social intelligence skills? Let's find out.

Case Autopsy is part of the family of podcasts brought to you by Lawyer Minds. In this podcast, we explore recent verdicts and settlements from around the country to try and distill down the best techniques for you to apply in your cases.

Welcome to the Legal Vendor Podcast, part of the Lawyer Minds ecosystem. The Legal Vendor Podcast is dedicated to exploring exceptional software and service vendors in the legal industry. Lawyer Minds goes into in-depth interviews asking real questions from each vendor, with limited sales fluff. Learn how they can potentially help take your law firm to new heights. Each episode is sponsored by the vendor being interviewed. Ready? Let’s dive in!

The Truck Crash Litigators Podcast is dedicated to discussing the latest legal trends in the trucking industry. We will discuss everything from new case laws and regulations to breaking down specific cases. Our goal is to not only share our knowledge and insights with other trial lawyers, but also to inform and educate the general public.

Welcome to Happy Mind Happy Lawyer Podcast aka 'HMHL Podcast', a podcast dedicated to talking about the work lives of lawyers. We are starting off with our 'Ex-Lawyer Series' which explores life beyond the legal profession, where, in each episode, we sit down with a former lawyer who has taken the bold step of leaving law to pursue new, diverse career paths. All opinions expressed on the podcast are personal & not professional advice. HMHL accepts no responsibility or liability (by statute, in equity, in tort or otherwise) for any loss or damage suffered for reliance on the same.