Podcast appearances and mentions of Jason D Lazarus

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! In the latest episode of Trial Lawyer View by Synergy, host Jason Lazarus sits down with Michael Hill, a dedicated advocate specializing in nursing home abuse and neglect cases. With a deep passion for serving vulnerable clients, Michael discusses the unique challenges of valuing claims in jurisdictions with restrictive laws and how his firm's mission-driven approach has led to some of Ohio's largest nursing home verdicts. “in terms of the large verdicts, [they] are less about the specifics of the client sometimes and more about the fact that it's obvious that this is just the result of an overall problem,” Michael shares. He talks about the importance of client communication, maintaining trust, and the role of outsourcing in building a successful firm. Tune in for an incredible conversation on advocacy, leadership, and the pursuit of justice in nursing home litigation. Thanks for listening! Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason Lazarus sits down with Patrick Wooten, the COO of Richard Schwartz & Associates, the largest personal injury firm in Mississippi!

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! Tune in to the latest Trial Lawyer View podcast as host Jason Lazarus interviews John Scott from Anders CPA, a virtual CFO who helps law firms master their finances! John sheds light on common financial traps law firms fall into and provides strategies to avoid them, highlighting the critical financial metrics personal injury firms need to track, especially when dealing with unpredictable caseloads and settlements. He emphasizes the importance of understanding your firm's strengths and capacity, and how to fully leverage case management systems for optimal cash flow management. John also stresses the need for up-to-date financial information to drive smart decision-making, and how delegating tasks efficiently can improve your bottom line. This episode is a must-listen for any law firm leader looking to strengthen their financial footing! Thanks for listening! Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! In the latest Trial Lawyer View podcast, host Jason Lazarus sits down with Mike Morse, founder of one of the nation's largest personal injury firms. Mike opens up about how the unexpected loss of his father shaped his journey and fueled his firm's incredible success. Discover the strategies that have propelled Mike's firm to new heights, including insights from his book Fireproof, and learn how he uses the Traction model to streamline operations and enhance client satisfaction. Whether you're looking to scale your practice or improve your team dynamics, this episode is packed with invaluable advice from a true industry leader. Don't miss it! Thanks for listening! Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! In the latest episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason Lazarus speaks with James Swartz from Swartz & Swartz, delving into his pivotal role as a consumer advocate and founder of World Against Toys Causing Harm (WATCH). James emphasizes the crucial message that consumers should not assume toys are safe simply because they are on store shelves. He passionately highlights the overarching issue of manufacturers prioritizing marketing over safety, underscoring the need for stringent regulations and robust testing standards to prevent hazards like design flaws and inadequate warnings which harm children. Drawing from his extensive litigation experience, James shares some impactful examples of how litigation has spurred significant changes in product design and regulatory practices, ensuring accountability and advocating for safer consumer products. He highlights two cases, one involving the drowning of a child and another case where a child became entrapped by a container, where his legal tactics resulted in significant results for his clients. Tune in to gain valuable insights from James Swartz's extensive experience related to child consumer safety. Thanks for listening! Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! In the latest episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason Lazarus engages with Joseph Tunstall from O'Malley Tunstall in a deep dive into cutting-edge strategies for modernizing law practices. Joe discusses the integration of new technologies to streamline operations and enhance client satisfaction. He also emphasizes the transformative impact of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) in optimizing law firm team efficiency and overcoming common pitfalls such as relinquishing control for better client outcomes. Don't miss out on this episode packed with actionable insights and advice for trial lawyers looking to achieve greater efficiency in their practices and the best possible client outcomes. Thanks for listening! Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! Don't miss the latest episode of Trial Lawyer View as host Jason Lazarus sits down with Phillip Fairley from The Rainmaker Institute! Join us for an engaging conversation covering important business of law practice topics like: Running a Law Firm: Explore the key aspects of running a law firm that can accelerate growth and success, transforming it into a thriving enterprise. Efficiency and Profitability: Learn how to maximize efficiency and profitability by running a law firm as a business rather than just a legal practice, unlocking its full potential. Client Acquisition and Retention Strategies: Discover effective strategies that small to mid-size personal injury law firms can implement to improve client acquisition and retention rates, driving business growth and success. This is a not to be missed episode given the incredible insights provided by Phillip to managing a successful personal injury practice. Thanks for listening! Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! In the latest episode of Trial Lawyer View, James Grant from Georgia Trial Attorneys joins host Jason Lazarus for a deep dive into the multifaceted world of legal practice and law firm management. With a wealth of experience, James shares invaluable insights on balancing the art of lawyering with the business aspects of running a successful firm. From discussing the importance of creating objective metrics and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for maximizing efficiency and profitability to navigating the challenges of scaling a business while ensuring personal growth aligns, James provides actionable advice for trial lawyers seeking to transform their practices into lean, efficient machines. Thanks for listening! Jason D. Lazarus, Esq.

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Hello, Fellow Trial Lawyers! In the latest episode of Trial Lawyer View, we explore what drives one of the titans of the bar, Adam Shea of Panish, Shea, Boyle & Ravipudi LLP. As Adam brilliantly puts it in terms of his decades long track record of building an amazing practice, “we brought that sort of style (ex jocks),that competitive spirit, and brought it into the competition of going up against the big product manufacturers or insurance companies and their teams of lawyers and it really was inspiring.” Discover how Adam's background has significantly influenced his journey as a lawyer, pushing him to excel in the field, and his unique approach to building strong connections with clients. As he passionately states, "The damages are so big, the injuries are so catastrophic. And you've got to have that compassion and empathy. I like to spend a lot of time with my clients. It takes time to find out who they are …. so I can really tell their story." Learn about his remarkable cases, the impact of Trial College, and his advocacy's role in enhancing safety practices within various industries. Tune in to uncover the top five guiding principles of Adam's career, and his insights into the challenges and opportunities in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases. Don't miss this episode filled with wisdom, experience, and a genuine passion for justice.

Join us for this upcoming podcast episode of Trial Lawyer View where host, Jason D. Lazarus, sits down with the accomplished author and professional speaker, Joey Coleman, as they explore the intersection of law and entrepreneurship. Joey shares valuable insights from his best-selling book, “Never Lose a Customer Again,” and how personal injury lawyers can use his proven framework to build stronger empathy with their clients. Discover how the eight phases of customer experience outlined in his book can revolutionize the way law firms approach customer service and business practices. In addition, we also discuss the role of technology in enhancing customer experience in the legal industry, and how it can help improve client retention and loyalty. As a bonus, Joey also shares his new book “Never Lose an Employee Again” and we explore how law firms can implement his strategies to create a more engaged and committed team. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from Joey's extensive experience and expertise. Tune in to discover how you can transform your law firm's customer experience and never lose a customer again.

Welcome to Trial Lawyer View, a podcast designed to bring you insights on the latest legal trends and strategies from some of the best trial attorneys in the country. The latest episode of Trial Lawyer View is a game-changer for trial lawyers! Host and Synergy CEO, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M, CSSC, MSCC, sits down with Stephanie Everett, the CEO of Lawyerist and lead coach of the Lawyerist Lab coaching program. They chat about everything you need to know to build and manage a law firm with a business mindset. Stephanie shares her top strategies for creating the best business experience for clients and setting appropriate boundaries around client expectations. Plus, they dive into why law firms should hire a professional or business coach for their business and discuss the ideas around non-lawyer ownership of law firms. If you're a lawyer looking to up your game, this is the episode for you! Tune in now and get ready to take your law firm to the next level. Trust me, this is not to be missed. Thanks for listening!

In part two of this two-part episode of Trial Lawyer View host, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., MSCC, CSSC finishes up his discussion with Keith Mitnik of Morgan & Morgan, America's largest personal injury law firm. They continue their discussion on his “art of outsmarting from the defense's worst nightmare”. In the second episode, we conclude the discussion of his incredible top 5 things to help other trial lawyers block the defense and turn a case in your favor. We also discuss the top take aways from his books. This is not to be missed!

Jason D. Lazarus is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Synergy Settlement Services.  Synergy allows trial lawyers to focus on what they do best by handling all the issues which arise at settlement such as lien resolution, Medicare compliance, public benefit preservation, and settlement planning techniques for protecting the recovery.  Jason is passionate about Synergy's mission of improving the lives of the catastrophically injured and Synergy's corporate values of professionalism, respect, integrity, dedication, and empathy.  Being an injury victim himself gives him unique insight into the clients' Synergy seeks to help at the time they need it most.  His written work is widely published and his thought leadership in Medicare compliance has been cited by Federal courts and Florida courts including the Florida Supreme Court.  Art of Settlement, Mr. Lazarus' first book, is an Amazon bestseller and helps lawyers navigate regulatory compliance issues when settling catastrophic cases.  He hosts the Trial Lawyer View podcast which highlights trial lawyers and how they help the catastrophically injured.  In this episode, we discuss: - Using experience as the client in a lawsuit to know exactly how you wish to move forward in injury law. - Choosing how you show up in life based on what you experience on the other side of the table. - Meeting someone where they're at in negotiation instead of flying above their head right away. - Facing high, negative emotions without it hurting your life outside work.  Please let me know your thoughts!  Connect with Jason Lazarus: Website: https://synergysettlements.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasondlazarus/  Connect with Cindy Watson: Wesbite: https://watsonlabourlaw.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/womenonpurposecommunity/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/WomenOnPurpose1  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenonpurposecoaching/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCHOGOsk0bkijtwq8aRrtdA?view_as=subscriber  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View host, Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., MSCC, CSSC sits down with Michael Walrath, Esq., Synergy's Director of Medical Bill Clinic and they discuss what led him to such a small niche like hospital and provider lien litigation, and how hospital lien laws vary greatly from state to state. They also discuss when a hospital sends a bill or files a lien, is that the amount that the patient owes?

The Art of the Settlement Jason Lazarus, Synergy Settlement   – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 774 Jason Lazarus Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC is the founder and chief executive officer of Synergy Settlement Services. Synergy allows trial lawyers to focus on what they do best by handling all the issues which arise at settlement such as lien resolution, Medicare compliance, public benefit preservation, and settlement planning techniques for protecting the recovery. He is also a Principal and President of Multi-Claimant Solutions which offers lien resolution and MSP compliance services for mass torts. Mr. Lazarus is a renowned legal settlement services industry expert. His written work is widely published and his thought leadership in Medicare compliance has been cited by Federal courts and Florida courts including the Florida Supreme Court. He is available to consult with trial lawyers across the country when they are dealing with the issues that arise at settlement including lien resolution, Medicare compliance, government benefit preservation, trusts and protection of the financial recovery. Mr. Lazarus is the proud father of three children: Sarah, Kyle, and Camille. In his free time, he is an avid cyclist and amateur auto racing given his passion for going fast! Mr. Lazarus has a passion for UCF and FSU football. He works out of the Synergy main office in Orlando.   Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Jason Lazarus about his book, The Art of the Settlement. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: - How having a niche business can lead to a successful business. - How settlement planning helps protect the person who gets the settlement. - How the book helps prepare lawyers to better serve their clients in settlement cases. - Why people need education on settlement cases before their case resolves. - How personal injury litigation is very diverse.   Connect with Jason: Guest Contact Info Twitter @SynergySettle Facebook facebook.com/SynergySettlementServices LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/syngery-settlement-services Links Mentioned: Synergysettlements.com   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Host Jason D. Lazarus had a fantastic conversation with Clancey Bounds from Bounds Law Group. They talked about his area of specialty of plaintiff medical malpractice litigation and how his appreciation for the complicated nature of the cases initially drew him to that practice but then developed into the passion of helping people. Clancey talked about how the cases he handles can make a meaningful difference through holding medical professionals accountable for harm they cause by achieving requite. Together they delved into the meaning of requite which personally resonated with Jason D. Lazarus given his personal injury case. Lastly, Clancey touched on how he connects with the clients he represents in a very personal way to convey the nature of their loss to a jury Learn more about J. Clancey Bounds here: https://bit.ly/3tOslPl

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus has an enlightening discussion with the Director of MSP Compliance Services of Synergy Settlement Services, Rasa Fumagalli, JD, MSCC, CMSP-F. They talk about how she decided on a whim to change her career from marketing to law and how her love of problem-solving led her to practice in the area of Medicare Secondary Payer Compliance. They also discuss a variety of issues surrounding Medicare compliance and conditional payments which should be of interest to every trial lawyer who represents Medicare beneficiaries. Learn more about Rasa Fumagalli: https://bit.ly/3kphAxu

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus has an in-depth conversation with one of the George Floyd family civil attorneys, Tony Romanucci of Romanucci & Blandin, LLC. They discuss how his Italian immigrant parents instilled in him his passionate work ethic and how his first job with the Cook County Public Defender's Office shaped his career fighting for social justice in police misconduct cases. They also talk about how the death of Michael Brown led to the creation of AAJ's Police Misconduct Litigation group, Romancucci's involvement in the George Floyd case and how he hopes it will change the world. They also talk about other groundbreaking litigation against large corporations, like aluminum bat manufacturers and Sterigenics, that have led to safer practices. Learn more about Tony Romanucci: https://bit.ly/2ZLI7hw

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus, Esq. speaks with Dorothy Clay Sims of the Law Offices of Dorothy Clay Sims, Esq. They talk about how her brother motivated her to fight for individuals with disabilities, her work debunking expert witnesses which started with an investigation into doctors manipulating the administration of tests like the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) for the injured, and some insights from her book, "Exposing Deceptive Defense Doctors." Learn more about Dorothy Sims Clay here: https://bit.ly/3AWsy2I

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus interviews Tom Edwards of Edwards & Ragatz, P.A. They discuss how his firm prides itself on providing a compassionate legal process and how beginning college in pre-med led him to medical malpractice litigation. They also delve into some of his most noteworthy cases, including one that resulted in a $228M judgement, as well as his devotion to trial organizations such as FJA and ABOTA.

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus speaks with Brett Turnbull of Turnbull, Holcomb & LeMoine, PC. They talk about how he balances family life while working cases across the country, how he went from pursuing an international finance career to being a trial lawyer, and how the human side of the profession drives his career. They also discuss how his entrepreneurial spirit led to him forming his own law firm, his methodology for preparing clients when giving their testimony, and his litigation against large corporations. Learn more about Brett Turnbull here: https://bit.ly/3hS25gq

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus speaks with Megan Whiteside of Brown & Barron, LLC and host of the Mom Life and Law Podcast. They talk about prioritizing the passions in life, her knowing at 15 years old that she was going to be a litigator, and how being a parent doesn't detract from your dedication to your job. They also delve into her experience as a woman in a male-dominated profession. She talks about how her experiences have led to her partnering with other women to put on events to advance women in trial law, as well as encouraging the discourse about the need for law firms to be more inclusive when it comes to gender. Learn more about Megan Whiteside here: https://bit.ly/3hadgRd 05:30 - Becoming a litigator 12:51 - Mom Life and Law 19:09 - Parental leave and valuing employees 25:29 - My personal and professional development journey 30:56 - Empathizing with our clients

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Jason D. Lazarus speaks with Mark Avera of Avera & Smith. They discuss how he went from working as a sheriff's deputy to following in his father's footsteps as a trial lawyer, his upcoming work with Trial School, and what he means when he says “Courage with hope.” They also talk about the impact that the Wiederhold v. Domino's Pizza case had on him and his career, as well as his litigation against the tobacco industry. Learn more about Mark Avera here: https://bit.ly/3jb8N1L 08:17 - From law enforcement to practicing law 14:35 - Wiederhold v. Domino's Pizza 19:44 - Communicating the loss of loved one to a jury 26:10 - Fighting the tobacco industry 32:59 - Professionalism, civility, and the oath we take as warriors 41:01 - What keeps me up at night

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Jason D. Lazarus chats with Synergy's Director of Lien Resolution Services, Teresa Kenyon. They discuss her transition from personal injury law to subrogation law, her work for “the other side” with Rawlings, and the mistakes she saw personal injury lawyers make when dealing with recovery contractors. They also discuss what ultimately led her to decide to make the switch from representing health insurance plans to putting on the “white hat” by fighting subrogation vendors on behalf of injury victims. Learn more about Teresa Kenyon here: https://bit.ly/3j05s5M 05:26 - Specializing in subrogation law 14:42 - Unique insights from a decade at Rawlings Group 19:21 - Common mistakes plaintiff lawyers make when dealing with insurance firms 22:50 - The switch from representing insurance groups to representing injury victims 30:13 - What trial lawyers can do to ensure the best possible lien resolution outcome

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Jason D. Lazarus talks with Ken Hardison of Hardison & Cochran and founder of PILMMA, a powerful innovative legal marketing and management association. They discuss how his desire to help people and own his own business led to his career in trial law. As part of our discussion, he talks about how that has transitioned into his love for coaching and mentoring other lawyers. We also discuss the importance of having a team that aligns with your core values along with the three barriers of growth of your law firm. Learn more about Ken Hardison here: https://bit.ly/2VfljDU 04:14 - Driven by a Desire to Help People 11:24 - Being a Good Leader 15:43 - Managing Explosive Growth 22:01 - Three Most Effective Marketing Strategies 28:51 - About PILMMA 39:43 - Under Promise, Over Deliver

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus interviews Bibi Fell, founder of Fell Law Firm. They discuss how even as a child being a lawyer was the only profession for her, the comradery and respect for her network of female trial lawyers, being thrilled by the intellectual challenge of trial law, her passion for people, and increasing the awareness for hepatoblastoma, an incredibly rare disease that has impacted her family. Learn more about Bibi Fell: https://bit.ly/3yNhZyk 06:28 - A Family of Lawyers 12:00 - The founding of Athea Trial Lawyers 16:30 - Making a Difference - Why I Went into Trial Law 21:22 - That $105 Million Verdict 29:50 - Teaching Young Lawyers 42:15 - Trends in Dealing with Issues at Settlement 46:56 - Raising Awareness of a Rare Liver Cancer - Hepatoblastoma

Malpractice Traps That Most Lawyers Haven't Thought About, with Jason Lazarus Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Synergy Settlement Services. Synergy offers healthcare lien resolution, Medicare secondary payer compliance services, pooled trust services, settlement asset management services and structured settlements. He is also the managing partner and founder of the Special Needs Law Firm; a Florida law firm that provides legal services related to public benefit preservation, liens and Medicare Secondary Payer compliance. Jason is an Amazon Best-Selling author and his book; Art of Settlement, is a detailed guide for trial lawyers related to regulatory compliance when resolving catastrophic claims. His written work has been cited, as authoritative on Medicare compliance, by the Supreme Court of Florida and the United States Southern District of Florida. Mr. Lazarus received his B.A. from the University of Central Florida and his J.D. with high honors from Florida State University. He received his LLM in Elder Law with Distinction from Stetson University College of Law. What you'll learn about in this episode: Medicare Advantage plans' recovery rights Mandatory reporting requirements for insurers from Medicare Do any of these pitfalls apply to PI settlements Medicaid/SSI protected benefits The effect of the Supreme Court's ruling in the McCutchen case on ARISA liens How qualified settlement can expedite the resolution of catastrophic and complicated cases Attorney fee deferrals to QSF Special needs trusts Jason's book, “The Art of Settlement” Resources: Website: www.synergysettlements.com Website:www.triallawyerview.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SynergySettlementServices Twitter: https://twitter.com/SynergySettle LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasondlazarus/ Email: jason@synergysettlements.com   Additional Resources: PILMMA's Super Summit    https://learn.pilmma.org/pilmma-super-summit-2021 The Mastermind Effect: https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect/  PILMMA's free Coronavirus Survival Kit: www.pilmma.org/free-resources/  PILMMA Join Page: https://learn.pilmma.org/join-pilmma

In this week's episode of Trial Lawyer View, host, Jason D. Lazarus interviews Michael Haggard of The Haggard Law Firm. They delve into being open about his health issues to help find a cure for polycystic kidney disease, his ground-breaking litigation related to swimming pool safety and the impact it has had on improving pool equipment safeguards to prevent drowning, and how he has developed a niche in trying negligent security cases. Learn more about Michael Haggard: https://bit.ly/3jmhTte 7:50 - Finding a living donor 12:40 - A second chance 15:00 - The importance of being real with your clients 23:02 - Virginia Graham Baker Pool Act 38:22 - The niche can be a curse 44:35 - Negative security cases

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus interviews Andrew Ellenberg of Needle & Ellenberg, P.A. They discuss how curiosity fueled his pursuit of practicing law, his unique approach to medical malpractice cases using his healthcare knowledge, and being a part of litigation that affected a change in how birth injury cases are handled. Learn more about Andrew Ellenberg: https://bit.ly/3pXC0PS 08:39 - Getting started — championing the rights of our clients 23:58 - Fighting for the people who come to me 34:10 - A different approach 42:59 - Improving the lives of all healthcare consumers 51:10 - Connecting with the harm suffered by a client 59:44 - Helping clients recover as much as they can

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus chats with Daniel Kramer of Kramer Trial Law about how he pays it forward with organizations like Los Angeles Trial Lawyers' Charities (LATLC), how he has learned more in 2020 than in law school, getting out of your comfort zone, and his concern pertaining to the rise of non-attorney owned law firms. Learn more about Daniel Kramer: https://bit.ly/3vxrGQB 07:18 - What football taught me about teamwork 09:22 - The launch of Kramer Trial Lawyers 17:37 - My first big case 39:43 - The importance of connecting with clients 48:50 - LA Trial Lawyer Charities: Showing that you care 56:54 - Practicing trial law post-COVID 1:06:58 - Handling the case after the case

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus speaks with Chris Norman of Wais, Vogelstein, Forman & Offutt LLC about what led him out of the defense side and into the world of representing plaintiffs who are the victim of medical malpractice, being given the opportunity to be involved in complex litigation, and how he thinks the law has gone in a direction where everything is specialized. Learn more about Chris Norman: https://bit.ly/3fF8daR 03:39 - The Importance of Taking Risks 09:25 - Role Models 12:22 - Medical Malpractice Defense Experience 18:20 - What Attracted You to Your Firm? 20:42 - OB and Neonatal Malpractice 23:16 - Dealing with the Emotional Aspects of Each Case 24:57 - Structuring Settlements 27:30 - How to Develop a Specialization 29:11 - Involvement with MAJ 33:35 - Future Plans 34:40 - Tips for Success

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host, Jason D. Lazarus talks to Bruce Stern of Stark & Stark. They discuss his efforts on getting Megan's Law through the legislature, his work and education on traumatic brain injuries, obtaining economic recovery for clients, and the importance of doing work outside of your office. Learn more about Bruce Stern: https://bit.ly/2QrRH4f 05:24 - Why I became a trial lawyer 09:34 - My first brain injury seminar 15:15 - The long-term effects of concussions 17:34 - Significant cases 34:04 - Determining economic recoveries 40:07 - Writing and publishing “Litigating Brain Injuries” 1:06:09 - Representing people, not cases

In this episode of TLV, Jason D. Lazarus talks with Bob Langdon of Langdon & Emison. They discuss how he built his firm, the importance of picking the good cases, treating the practice of law as a business, and creating a work/life balance with his family. Learn more about Bob Landgon: https://bit.ly/3eE6fHa 09:37 - Why Products Liability cases? 16:31 - The Importance of Having Empathy for Your Clients 22:19 - McDow vs. Kawasaki: 11 years and a Supreme Court victory 28:10 - Leadership and the Attorneys Information Exchange Group 33:39 - Running a Successful Law Firm

In this episode of TLV, host Jason D. Lazarus speaks with Elise Sanguinetti of Arias Sanguinetti Wang & Torrijos, LLP. They discuss the challenges she has faced as a female trial lawyer, the importance of trial lawyer associations, access to the civil justice system, and the significance of empathy. Learn more about Elise Sanguinetti: https://bit.ly/3xLWChh 02:53 - Our Focus: Making change for consumers across the country 12:23 - Overcoming Bias: Gender and Youth 24:20 - Compassion: How every case affects you 39:56 - The Importance of Trial Law Associations 45:22 - Driverless Cars and Consumer Protections

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason D. Lazarus sits down with Rich Newsome of Newsome Melton. They discuss his involvement in high-stakes product liability litigation, creating Trial School, and what he sees as the biggest market disruption coming in personal injury law practice. Learn more about Rich Newsome: https://bit.ly/3n385nI 6:22 - About Newsome Melton 9:09 - The Complex Nature of Catastrophic Cases 16:47 - The Importance of a Team Approach 18:57 - Coordinating Care in Times of Crisis 21:41 - Developing Empathy 24:35 - Rich's Most Influential Case 28:35 - Plaintiff Lawyers: Fighting for Justice 30:06 - Trial School 45:16 - Market Disruptions in Personal Injury Law 51:40 - Marketing Your Practice

In this two-part episode, host Jason D. Lazarus has an engaging conversation with American Association for Justice Secretary, Sean Domnick of Domnick Cunningham & Whalen. They discuss the importance of work-life balance, learning to choose your battles, finding your niche to really make an impact, and the importance of connecting with empathy. Learn more about Sean Domnick: https://bit.ly/2USL9xn 01:40 - Work/LIfe Balance: Juggling the demands of family and profession. 05:20 - Globetrotting: The adventure of trying cases from overseas. 10:28 - Lead the Way: The importance and impact of leadership in the profession. 18:18 - Discernment: Learning to choose your battles. 20:00 - Choosing Your Path: What inspired you to become a trial lawyer?

In this two-part episode, host Jason D. Lazarus has an engaging conversation with the American Association for Justice Secretary, Sean Domnick of Domnick Cunningham & Whalen. They discuss the importance of work-life balance, learning to choose your battles, finding your niche to really make an impact, and the importance of connecting with empathy. Learn more about Sean Domnick: https://bit.ly/3dAPtrD 01:00 - Finding Your Niche: Making an Impact. 05:23 - Core Values: Helping Families in Need. 07:48 - Core Values: Connecting with Empathy. 12:40 - Core Values: Overcoming Difficult Challenges. 16:45 - Advice for Junior Lawyers. 20:15 - Trial Law Practice: Tips for Success.

In this two-part episode, host Jason D. Lazarus has a wide-ranging heartfelt discussion with Nathan Carter of Colling Gilbert Wright & Carter about representing him after he was struck by a car while cycling, cases Nathan has handled that have made a difference, his philosophies on the practice of law and taking the risk to start a new law firm while enduring the death of one of his founding partners. Learn more about Nathan Carter: https://bit.ly/3x0MAJ1 01:10 - Background and Origins 05:18 - Forks in the Road: Mentors and Friends 08:43 - Professional Experience: What Got You to Where You Are Today? 14:40 - Striking Out on Your Own 16:45 - Future of the Firm 20:40 - Passion for Cycling

In this two-part episode, host Jason D. Lazarus has a wide-ranging heartfelt discussion with Nathan Carter of Colling Gilbert Wright & Carter about representing him after he was struck by a car while cycling, cases Nathan has handled that have made a difference, his philosophies on the practice of law and taking the risk to start a new law firm while enduring the death of one of his founding partners. Learn more about Nathan Carter: https://bit.ly/3x0MAJ1 00:56 - Life-changing Moments 03:46 - The Importance of Empathy 07:58 - Convincing a Jury 12:18 - What Cases do you Enjoy the Most? 14:45 - What Was Your Most Influential Case 19:38 - The Importance of Trial Law and Regulation 21:16 - Advice for Young Lawyers 25:22 - Truth, Trust, and the Client–Attorney Relationship

In this episode of TLV, host Jason D. Lazarus speaks with Sara Williams of Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys. They discuss her experience as a Black female attorney in the South, her thoughts on the practice of law, philosophies on educating future trial lawyers, and what she sees in the future for the practice of law. Learn more about Sara Williams: https://bit.ly/3sVrVTa 02:08 - About Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys 06:02 - The Privilege of Helping People in Need 09:35 - How Did Your Journey as a Trial Lawyer Begin? 11:23 - The Experience of Being a Black, Female Attorney in Alabama 17:01 - What Has Been Your Most Influential Case? 19:01 - Teaching The Next Generation of Trial Lawyers 28:01 - Connecting to Your Client's Case 31:59 - The Impact of COVID on the Practice 37:53 - The Business Side of Trial Law 52:40 - Current Trends in Settlement Issues

Today we are delighted to have Jason Lazarus with us. He is a lawyer and author of The Art of Settlement-A Lawyer’s Guide to Regulatory Compliance When Resolving Catastrophic Claims and we are going to discuss his book, his career, and his expertise.   Jason Lazarus: Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., CSSC, MSCC is the founder and chief executive officer of Synergy Settlement Services.  Synergy allows trial lawyers to focus on what they do best by handling all the issues which arise at settlement such as lien resolution, Medicare compliance, public benefit preservation, and settlement planning techniques for protecting the recovery.  He is also a Principal and President of Multi-Claimant Solutions which offers lien resolution and MSP compliance services for mass torts. Mr. Lazarus is a renowned legal settlement services industry expert. His written work is widely published and his thought leadership in Medicare compliance has been cited by Federal courts and Florida courts including the Florida Supreme Court.  He is available to consult with trial lawyers across the country when they are dealing with the issues that arise at settlement including lien resolution, Medicare compliance, government benefit preservation, trusts and protection of the financial recovery. Mr. Lazarus is the proud father of three children:  Sarah, Kyle, and Camille.  In his free time, he is an avid cyclist and amateur auto racing given his passion for going fast!  Mr. Lazarus has a passion for UCF and FSU football.  He works out of the Synergy main office in Orlando. Read Full Bio    Links: The Art of Settlement Synergy Settlement Services Special Needs Firm See You In Court Website To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit fairplay.org

In this episode, Mr. Lazarus and Michael J. Swanson, CEO of Advocate Capital, Inc., discuss the taxation of damages and the tax deferral of contingent fees. Mr. Lazarus talks about attorney fee structures, including fixed and indexed. They also cover deferred compensation plans for lawyers and Qualified Settlement Funds. Jason D. Lazarus is the CEO and Founder of Synergy Settlement Services.Questions or comments? Contact Mike! advocatecapital.com/michael-swanson.htmlOr visit his social media pages: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/michaeljswanson/Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002168508940Contact Jason:877-960-2131 https://synergysettlements.com/partner/jason-d-lazarus/