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Episode: 715

The Jury Is Out: What Jurors Really Care About (A Father-Daughter Conversation, Part 1)

July 22, 2026

This week's episode brings a unique dynamic to the mic as trial attorneys John Simon and Mary Simon—father daughter duo—sit down for an honest conversation about what jurors actually care ...

Episode: 714

Fines, Fees, and Civil Rights Part 2

July 8, 2026

Beyond exploring the civil rights victories attorney and professor Brendan Roediger has scored, the hosts dive into three themes of teaching the next generation in civil practice. Erich Veith, who ...

Episode: 713

Fines, Fees, and Civil Rights Part 1

June 24, 2026

Find out how a defense theory that multiple women fabricated stories of sexual assault out of greed for settlement money collapsed under cross examination in this episode with Brendan Roediger, ...

Episode: 712

The Improv Advantage: What Trial Lawyers Can Learn from the Stage Part 2

June 10, 2026

This episode moves from the philosophy of improv into its specific mechanics and direct parallels to the craft of trial law. Guest Ashley Rube breaks down what she actually teaches: ...

Episode: 711

The Improv Advantage: What Trial Lawyers Can Learn from the Stage Part 1

May 27, 2026

Listen in as performers, teachers and corporate workshop facilitators from The Improv Shop in St. Louis explain how improv skills map directly into the courtroom, deposition room and any high-stakes ...

Episode: 710

The Amazonization of Liability Part 2

May 13, 2026

The hosts explore how other companies are engaging in Amazon’s Delivery Service Provider or DSP model to skirt liability for the actions of workers in the gig economy. Guest Johnny ...

Episode: 710

The Amazonization of Liability Part 2

May 13, 2026

The hosts explore how other companies are engaging in Amazon’s Delivery Service Provider or DSP model to skirt liability for the actions of workers in the gig economy. Guest Johnny ...

Episode: 709

The Amazonization of Liability Part 1

April 29, 2026

The Courts are starting to recognize Amazon and other massive companies should be held liable for the actions of their agents or employees while they’re on the clock, despite their ...

Episode: 708

Navigating Discovery Obstruction in Modern Litigation Part 2

April 15, 2026

 From starting with clear, reasonable requests and meticulously documenting every interaction, to setting firm deadlines and escalating strategically, The Jury is Out outlines how to maintain control of the process. ...

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