Podcast appearances and mentions of nick rowley

In the Season 5 premiere of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, attorney Nick Rowley joins Kenny Berger to share the strategy and storytelling behind his $37 million verdict in a high-stakes trial.Nick dives into how cross-examination can be used to advance your case—not just tear down a witness. He discusses how to adjust your tone, pace, and pressure depending on jury feedback, and why sometimes the smartest move is stepping back to let co-counsel take the next witness.From turning defense experts into plaintiff witnesses to delivering a closing argument that reframed non-economic damages as fundamental rights, Nick breaks down what it means to be both aggressive and adaptive in the courtroom.The episode also explores the value of deep client relationships, trial team collaboration, and how preparation wins cases.

Nick Rowley reviews how we are sitting on the road to net zero by 2050, what is possible given the politics, and what is necessary given the science. 

In Part 2 of this 4 part series, trial attorney Nick Rowley provides an unfiltered look into the landmark $50 million verdict against Starbucks. He discusses trial preparation, the challenges faced by the Trial Lawyers For Justice team, and the relentless pursuit of justice for Michael Garcia, a delivery driver who suffered severe, third degree burns from a hot tea spill in a Starbucks drive-through. Moderated by Jakob Norman, this episode delves into the strategies and courtroom dynamics that led to holding a corporate giant accountable.Trial Lawyers For Justice Guests: Nick Rowley, Grayson Yoder & John Kawai.Stay tuned for Part 3 of "Taking Starbucks to Trial"Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email cases@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

In Part 1 of this 4 part series, trial attorney Nick Rowley provides an unfiltered look into the landmark $50 million verdict against Starbucks. He discusses trial preparation, the challenges faced by the Trial Lawyers For Justice team, and the relentless pursuit of justice for Michael Garcia, a delivery driver who suffered severe, third degree burns from a hot tea spill in a Starbucks drive-through. Moderated by Jakob Norman, this episode delves into the strategies and courtroom dynamics that led to holding a corporate giant accountable.Trial Lawyers For Justice Guests: Nick Rowley, Grayson Yoder & John Kawai.Stay tuned for Part 2 of "Taking Starbucks to Trial"Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email cases@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

8. In Part 2 of Taking It To The Next Level, Nick Rowley—renowned trial lawyer, veteran, author, and teacher, shares his powerful strategies for taking your life, career, and mindset to the next level. Nick shares the personal ways he sets himself up for success, including morning rituals to health and wellness, as well as daily gratitude and practising emotional control. This episode is filled with practical advice and wisdom that trial lawyers of any age can appreciate and put into action. Thank you to our friends Outlier Creative Agency, in association with Law-Di-Gras and National Trial Lawyers, as well as Bob Simon for hosting this keynote presentation, LIVE from Law-Di-Gras. Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email cases@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

On this week's episode, Maria talks with trial lawyer and founder of the Rowley Law Firm, Nick Rowley. They discuss getting recognized by fans, being father to 11 children, why cold showers are good for you, how exercise impacts you in the courtroom, and the dangerous chemicals that could be in the walls of your kid's school. Get in touch with Nick at https://www.nicholascrowley.com Guest Nicholas Rowley (@jurytriallawyer on Instagram) has won more than $3 Billion in jury verdicts and settlements across the country. By age 19, while in the military, Nick completed his bachelor's degree and three associates degrees and started working on a Master's Degree. He was trained and certified as a firefighter and worked as a volunteer firefighter for a fire department near his military base. Nick continued his service while he attended law school. Host Maria Monroy (@marialawrank on Instagram) is the Co-founder and President of LawRank, a leading SEO company for law firms since 2013. She has a knack for breaking down complex topics to make them more easily accessible and started Tip the Scales to share her knowledge with listeners like you. _____ LawRank grows your law firm with SEO Our clients saw a 384% increase in first-time calls and a 603% growth in traffic in 12 months. Get your free competitor report at https://lawrank.com/report. Subscribe to us on your favorite podcast app Rate us 5 stars on iTunes and Spotify Watch us on YouTube Follow us on Instagram and TikTok

On this week's episode, Maria talks with trial lawyer and founder of the Rowley Law Firm, Nick Rowley. They discuss getting recognized by fans, being father to 11 children, why cold showers are good for you, how exercise impacts you in the courtroom, and the dangerous chemicals that could be in the walls of your kid's school. Get in touch with Nick at https://www.nicholascrowley.com Guest Nicholas Rowley (@jurytriallawyer on Instagram) has won more than $3 Billion in jury verdicts and settlements across the country. By age 19, while in the military, Nick completed his bachelor's degree and three associates degrees and started working on a Master's Degree. He was trained and certified as a firefighter and worked as a volunteer firefighter for a fire department near his military base. Nick continued his service while he attended law school. Host Maria Monroy (@marialawrank on Instagram) is the Co-founder and President of LawRank, a leading SEO company for law firms since 2013. She has a knack for breaking down complex topics to make them more easily accessible and started Tip the Scales to share her knowledge with listeners like you. _____ LawRank grows your law firm with SEO Our clients saw a 384% increase in first-time calls and a 603% growth in traffic in 12 months. Get your free competitor report at https://lawrank.com/report. Subscribe to us on your favorite podcast app Rate us 5 stars on iTunes and Spotify Watch us on YouTube Follow us on Instagram and TikTok

7. LIVE from Law-Di-Gras 2024, Nick Rowley—renowned trial lawyer, veteran, author, and teacher, shares his powerful strategies for taking your life, career, and mindset to the next level. Drawing from his personal experiences of overcoming significant challenges, Nick dives deep into the power of brutal honesty, relentless perseverance, and living with purpose.Stay tuned for Part 2 of Taking It To The Next Level. Thank you to our friends Outlier Creative Agency, in association with Law-Di-Gras and National Trial Lawyers, as well as Bob Simon for hosting this keynote presentation.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email cases@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

In a wide-ranging interview, host Dan Ambrose talks about TLU Vegas with one of the conference's featured speakers, guest Nick Rowley of The Rowley Law Firm. Nick touches on the importance of rising early — particularly on trial days — exercising, learning from mentors, and getting to know clients well to humanize them for juries. He also talks about Justice Watch, an organization that he is developing. Still in its inception, Justice Watch will open chapters in each state to lobby for laws important to lawyers, lodge complaints about bad judges, and promote good judges. Dan and Nick also discuss presentations at TLU Vegas and their importance to both new and seasoned lawyers. Dan encourages law students who can't afford the conference to visit TLU Vegas and submit a scholarship application.Train and Connect with the Titans☑️ Nick Rowley I LinkedIn I Instagram I Facebook☑️ Trial Lawyers for Justice I Rowley Law Firm I Jordan Law I Trial By Human☑️ TLU Vegas☑️ Trial Lawyers University☑️ TLU On Demand Instant access to live lectures, case analysis, and skills training videos☑️ TLU on X | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn☑️ Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeEpisode SnapshotNick's morning routine: wake early, cold shower, exercise, read, eat protein breakfast.Seek out many mentors to learn different styles and philosophies.Nick's key task when helping other lawyers: Get to know the clients and their families.Nick's Justice Watch will work to keep a bad judge off the Montana Supreme Court and serve to counterbalance an insurance industry group called Judicial Watch.Words matter: Don't demand settlements; offer an opportunity to settle a...

6. Mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI) are often misunderstood and overlooked, and I've seen firsthand just how devastating that can be. In this episode, I explain why every case is unique—whether it's labeled mild, moderate, or severe, challenging the common misconceptions and emphasizing the importance of looking beyond clinical tests and MRI scans. The truth is, we can only understand the real impact of a brain injury by listening closely to the person who's lived through it.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email cases@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

Folks! It's Holy Smokes with Scoochie Boochie! The hilarious podcast where smoke weed and tell Bible stories. Two of our best improv scenes so far in this one, including golf youth pastors and a terrible magician. Scoochie Boochie tells the wild story of Abram finessing a Pharoah with the help of his hot wife Sarai. Go see Nick Rowley's improv team Kohl's Cash at iO Theatre in Chicago Fridays at 10! Also the Pitch at iO Sundays at 7 starting August 11 Please support us on Patreon for bonus videos and ad-free episodes! patreon.com/holysmokespod

5. Most lawyers and law firms value cases the wrong way. Here is how we put a value on the cases we are trusted with.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email cases@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

Folks! It's Holy Smokes with Scoochie Boochie! The hilarious podcast where smoke weed and tell Bible stories. In Episode 13 with Nick Rowley, he tells the lesser-known miracle of Jesus pulling a coin out of a fish. Plus improv scenes about germs in church and a pitch for Jackass 14. Go see Nick's improv team Kohl's Cash at iO Theatre in Chicago this Friday 7/26, opening for the legendary Tim Meadows! Please support us on Patreon for bonus videos and ad-free episodes! patreon.com/holysmokespod

Are you letting your failures define you, or are you using them as fuel for your success? Nick Rowley, a renowned trial attorney and founder of Trial Lawyers for Justice, has faced more setbacks than most. But instead of succumbing to adversity, he transformed it into a driving force that led him to win over $1.5 billion in verdicts and settlements.  This isn't just another success story — it's a masterclass in resilience, accountability, and brutal honesty. In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Nick joins Michael Mogill to reveal: How to turn personal and professional failures into stepping stones for monumental success The power of brutal honesty and why it's crucial in the courtroom The role of discipline, focus, and vulnerability in achieving landmark verdicts Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the most accomplished trial lawyers of our generation.  This episode is your wake-up call to stop making excuses and start taking control of your destiny.  ---- Show Notes: 00:00 – Introduction 02:28 – Nick Rowley's Early Life and Career 03:56 – Military Experience and Law School Journey 06:26 – Early Legal Career and Lessons Learned 12:36 – Handling Adversity and Personal Growth 21:49 – A Memorable Trial Against Costco 25:01 – The Unexpected Case Assignment 25:43 – Mini Opening Statement and Jury Selection 28:09 – The Verdict and Its Impact 28:55 – Staying Grounded After Success 29:47 – The Drive for Justice 31:52 – Healthy Habits for Trial Lawyers 34:23 – The Concept of Brutal Honesty 40:08 – Personal Evolution and Self-Reflection 50:02 – Future Goals and New Challenges 51:26 – Conclusion and Final Thoughts ---- Links & Resources National Trial Lawyers United States Army United States Air Force Gerry Spence Randy Weaver LSAT Bakersfield, California San Pedro, California Dr. Seuss Adderall Costco ---- Listening to this episode but want to watch it? Check it out on Spotify.  Do you love this podcast and want to see more game changing content? Subscribe to our YouTube channel. ---- Past guests on The Game Changing Attorney Podcast include David Goggins, John Morgan, Alex Hormozi, Randi McGinn, Kim Scott, Chris Voss, Kevin O'Leary, Laura Wasser, John Maxwell, Mark Lanier, Robert Greene, and many more. ---- If you enjoyed this episode, you may also like: #209 Mark Lanier – A Legacy of Justice, Truth, and Billion-Dollar Verdicts #178 Brian Panish – Champions Compete With Themselves #243 AMMA – Success Without Safety Nets

4. People often think that it's wrong to pursue meritorious medical malpractice / negligence cases against negligent health care providers. It's actually the opposite. If we care about the quality of care patients receive, and want to make healthcare better, then we must insist on accountability. Sadly, the only way to effectively do that is through exercising our civil rights. Our healthcare systems are money based systems. There are wonderful healthcare providers out there, but there are also bad providers and bad practices that will not change unless we ourselves, as citizens, effectuate the change.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email cases@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

Decades of experience, over 100 cases tried to a jury with monumental failures and success, Eric uniquely tries civil and criminal cases with equal passion and sophistication. Landmark cases include creating the constitutional right to Intimate Association (Eric protected the rights of low-income housing residents against oppressive “crime control” measures) and his historic $91,000,000 verdict is the largest compensatory damages verdict for one person in Washington State. As George Clinton's lawyer, the iconic funk musician/artist, Eric's unique view into the entertainment industry crafted a result that allowed him to maintain his collection of music and is the lead attorney on the definitive copyright case in American jurisprudence. His representation of George Clinton, the iconic funk musician/artist, is the definitive copyright case in American jurisprudence. Eric's passion is to create and move juries in the courtroom, seek out truth, and deliver justice. He is recognized as an innovator in trial work and the only Washington lawyer to be acknowledged by the Plaintiffs Trial Bar (WSAJ) and the Defense Trial Bar (WDTLA) for their prestigious Trial Lawyer of the Year award. A teacher of over 16 years at the Trial Lawyers College and a student there for 21, Eric is committed to the grace of continued learning. Eric's deep friendships and mentors, Gerry Spence, Paul Luvera, Rick Friedman, Nick Rowley, and Bill Barton, gift reciprocity of thought and offer tapestries of insights that inspire and guide him daily. www.ericfonglaw.com   Quick recap In their conversation, Michael and Eric touched on various aspects of life's purpose, work, and the legal profession. They discussed Eric's career as a trial lawyer, his personal fulfillment in helping individuals, and his concerns about the influence of the insurance industry on the legal world. They also talked about the issue of insurance rates, especially in areas prone to natural disasters, and the importance of self-confidence and positive mindset in overcoming adversity.     Summary Life's Purpose and Spontaneity Michael and Eric had a conversation about life's purpose and the importance of spontaneity. They also discussed Eric's work and how people can connect with him. Michael expressed his appreciation for Eric's time and his openness to having a natural conversation. They briefly mentioned a shift from Google Podcasts to YouTube, which Michael mentioned would provide an opportunity to reach a wider audience. Advocating for the Underdog: A Career in Law Eric and Michael discussed Eric's career as a trial lawyer. Eric shared his personal fulfillment and purpose in helping individuals, particularly those in challenging circumstances. He acknowledged the complexities and potential biases within the judicial system but expressed his belief in the potential fairness of the jury system. Michael echoed Eric's sentiment about the significance of human connections and storytelling in advocating for causes. Both agreed on the importance of supporting the 'little guys' in their battles against larger entities. They also acknowledged the challenging and demanding nature of such advocacy work. Insurance Industry's Impact on Legal World Eric voiced his concerns about the influence of the insurance industry on the legal world, highlighting its control over various aspects of life such as car ownership and health care. He emphasized the difficulties in holding the industry accountable and the crucial role of trial lawyers. Eric and Michael expressed their frustration with the insurance industry's practice of not fulfilling its promises to pay claims, noting the stress it causes claimants. Eric, a lawyer, shared his mission to handle legal matters and hold insurance companies accountable to alleviate the stress for his clients. They also discussed the negative consequences of claimants deciding not to pursue their claims, enabling insurance companies to continue their practices. Insurance Rates and Climate Change Concerns Michael and Eric discussed the issue of insurance rates, particularly in California and other areas prone to natural disasters. They noted the trend of insurance companies pulling out of certain markets due to financial losses from covering hurricane damages. Eric expressed concern over the situation, suggesting it was a wake-up call for society, as it indicates the unforeseen consequences of climate change. Michael added that even in areas prone to natural disasters, not every property is affected, which complicates the issue for insurance companies. Legal Profession and Justice System Debate Michael and Eric discussed their perspectives on the legal profession, focusing on the role of risk-sharing and accountability in the justice system. Eric expressed his dissatisfaction with the current model, citing a lack of accountability and the concentrated power of insurance companies. He emphasized the importance of trial lawyers who can effectively communicate and inspire justice. Michael agreed, highlighting the necessity of presenting a clear and compelling case for jurors. Additionally, Eric shared his approach of turning down settlement offers in favor of potentially higher payouts at trial, despite the risk of losing. Both agreed on the inefficiency of mass marketing by lawyers, with Eric arguing that these advertisements often misrepresent the quality of legal services provided. Self-Confidence and Positive Mindset Michael and Eric discussed the importance of self-confidence and positive mindset in overcoming adversity. They emphasized the need to be one's own champion and to use simple strategies such as listening to music or going for a walk to regain positivity during down days. Michael highlighted the power of mindset, noting that it can impact the trajectory of an entire day. Eric further emphasized the importance of recognizing negative thoughts as they come, acknowledging they will pass and be replaced by more productive ones, such as solutions or positive ideas.

3. In our latest episode of Brutal Honesty, Nick gets raw and real on the topic of facing rejection, not only as a trial lawyer, but in all areas of life. Rejection is an inevitable part of the journey, but how we handle it can make all the difference.Join Nick as he explores the emotional impact of hearing "no," the resilience required to keep moving forward, and why self-love is crucial in overcoming these tough moments. #TrialLawyer #OvercomingRejection #SelfLove #Resilience  #BrutalHonestyThanks for tuning in to this episode of Brutal Honesty. We hope you found today's discussion insightful and empowering.Have a case you think myself or the team would be able to help you with? Click Here or email intake@tl4j.com If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leaving the show a review. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners like you.Stay connected with Nick Rowley online for events, behind-the-scenes content, and more valuable trial lawyer resources:Trial Lawyers For JusticeTrial By HumanInstagramYouTube (Video Episodes)BooksSponsorships, Guests and Everything Podcast, Click Here or email cbarber@trialbyhuman.comLet's learn, grow, and thrive together as trial lawyers #brutalhonesty

#2: In this powerful episode of Brutal Honesty, Nick dives into one of the toughest aspects of being a trial lawyer: handling losses and defeat. Every trial lawyer, no matter how skilled, will face moments of setback and disappointment. But how do you deal with these challenging times, and more importantly, how do you rise above them?Nick shares his own methods and the importance of maintaining a resilient mindset, and the valuable lessons that can be learned from every setback.Whether you're a seasoned attorney or fresh out of law school, this episode of Brutal Honesty offers invaluable insights on turning adversity into an opportunity for growth. Tune in and discover how to transform your toughest moments into your greatest triumphs.

#1: Welcome to the world of trial advocacy with Brutal Honesty, hosted by trial lawyer, veteran, activist and author Nick Rowley. Renowned for his record-setting verdicts and unwavering dedication to justice, Nick will be sharing his unique perspective and raw truths to the world of litigation, helping others in the legal profession to elevate their life and practice. Brutal Honesty delves into the strategies and mindset of renowned trial lawyers and high performing guests, who courageously share their experiences on perseverance and personal growth. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be motivated and inspired by the best in the business. 

Tune in to this bonus episode of Settlement Nation as we discuss the launch of renowned trial lawyer Nick Rowley's new podcast - Brutal Honesty.  This special episode offers a exclusive glimpse into the topics he will be covering each episode with listeners, sharing insights, expertise and stories from the courtroom and beyond.  Whether you're a legal aficionado or someone who has overcome considerable odds in your life or profession, Brutal Honesty promises to cover what it really takes to be exceptional. Subscribe to Brutal Honesty and experience the thrill of trial like never before!Listen to Brutal Honesty on Apple PodcastsListen to Brutal Honesty on SpotifyConnect with Nick Rowley

Bullies are the same whether they're in a schoolyard or the courtroom. Either way, Nick Rowley will fight back. In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by distinguished trial lawyer Nick Rowley of The Rowley Law Firm and Trial Lawyers for Justice. Nick is an accomplished attorney who has tried over 170 cases and secured over $2 billion in verdicts and settlements for clients.Tune in as Dan and Nick talk about how to use Nick's renowned “brutal honesty” technique in voir dire, his trial against Tesla, why you shouldn't try to win your case in opening right now, and why–even after all those trials–Nick still makes time to do focus groups to practice his voir dire and opening before trial. Train and Connect with the Titans☑️ Nick Rowley | LinkedIn | Instagram☑️ The Rowley Law Firm☑️ Trial Lawyers for Justice | LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram☑️ TLUBEACH.com June 5 - 8, 2024☑️ Trial Lawyers University Website☑️ TLU On Demand Instant access to live lectures, case analysis, and skills training videos☑️ TLU on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & LinkedIn☑️ Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeEpisode SnapshotNick Rowley's journey to becoming a trial lawyerNick's renowned Trial by Human programRunning with the Bulls and other

#64: Welcome back to the show in 2024! In this episode of Settlement Nation, I chat with Jakob Norman and Brian Ward from Trial Lawyers For Justice. Jakob and Brian break down their $63M verdict against Chevron for covering up a toxic chemical pit, using Trial by Human techniques that they teach nationwide on their roadshow. Practising what they preach, both trial lawyers demonstrate how they used the Trial by Human method in voir dire, opening, finding the human story, visuals and how to weaponize having nothing. They also speak on the power of collaboration and how you can join them this year to sharpen your trial skills on their Coast to Coast tour. ***Website: https://www.tl4j.comWebsite: https://www.trialbyhuman.com

It's the moment we've all been waiting for! The Poppin' Bottles Trivial PUBsuit Final is here! After battling through two knock-out rounds, Nick Rowley and C.J. Tuor bested all comers to go against the final trivia titans Jimmy Barrett and Kate Cohen!   Listen as these four brains brawl for trivia glory and the  coveted prize bag!Brought to you by Littlefoot Coffee Roasters (promo code: PopPop) and Recovering Bro (promo code: Bottles) Use the codes to save at checkout!   Visit our Merch closet at https://poppinbottles.threadless.com!

Brace your ears for the Poppin' Bottles Trivial PUBsuit Semifinals! We've got your underdog heroes, Bethany Remely and Alex DiVirgilio who defied the odds and clawed their way into this epic semifinal! But standing in their way, are the big brains of Nick Rowley and C.J. Tuor.  Only two players will advance, so listen now to see who claims their place in the GRAND FINALE next week!Brought to you by Littlefoot Coffee Roasters (promo code: PopPop) and Recovering Bro (promo code: Bottles) Use the codes to save at checkout!   Visit our Merch closet at https://poppinbottles.threadless.com!

In this podcast episode, Gary introduces Eric Fong, a trial attorney known for his impressive results and compassionate approach. Eric shares his professional journey, including stumbling into the field of law as a public defender. He discusses a challenging case involving a convenience store robbery and how he uncovered a complex corporate structure behind it. Eric and his partner prepared the case meticulously, ultimately winning a verdict of $91 million. They also discuss the qualities of a good trial attorney and the importance of compassion and empathy in the legal profession. A dynamic episode! With decades of experience, over 100 cases tried to a jury with monumental failures and success, Eric uniquely tries civil and criminal cases with equal passion and sophistication. Landmark cases include creating the constitutional right to Intimate Association (Eric protected the rights of low-income housing residents against oppressive “crime control” measures) and his historic $91,000,000 verdict is the largest compensatory damages verdict for one person in Washington State. As George Clinton's lawyer, the iconic funk musician/artist, Eric's unique view into the entertainment industry crafted a result that allowed him to maintain his collection of music as the lead attorney on the definitive copyright case in American jurisprudence. Eric's passion is to create and move juries in the courtroom, seek out the truth, and deliver justice. He is recognized as an innovator in trial work and the only Washington lawyer to be recognized by the plaintiffs trial bar (WSAJ) and the defense trial bar (WDTLA) for their prestigious Trial Lawyer of the Year awards. A teacher of over 17 years at the Trial Lawyers College and a student there for 22, Eric is committed to the grace of continued learning. Eric's deep friendships and mentors, Gerry Spence, Paul Luvera, Rick Friedman, Nick Rowley, and Bill Barton, gift interchange of thought and offer tapestries of insights that inspire and guide him every day.

I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Nick Rowley, father of Cash, the legendary mini snowboarder who has taken instagram and the internet by storm. We talk about their family's favorite quote "If you're scared, do it scared" and what it means to overcome adversity as Nick prepares for surgery.    Be sure to follow them on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube at @RowleyAdventures

#59 (Part 5): We are back with your favorite series and a brand new guest! In this episode I chat with James (Jim) Murphy from Claggett & Sykes Law Firm. Jim, now a plaintiff trial lawyer, has spent 20 years working as an insurance defense attorney and brings his unique perspective to Settlement Nation, shedding light on defense strategies. With a deep understanding of the tactics used by insurance companies, we cover defense assumptions, adjuster attitudes, coverage issues and many more important lessons from the trenches. A must listen episode! Stay tuned for Part 6. ***Website: https://www.claggettlaw.comContact: jim(at)claggettlaw.com

Our virgin summer kicks off with Aperol superfan and first-time guest Nick Rowley (Kohl's Cash)! He stops by to share the working man's spritz, The Spagett! We learn the origin of the name, then, Nick shares the  best juice for heartbreak, and why he'll never forget the Mr. Show DVD menu. This episode is brought to you by Littlefoot Coffee Roasters (promo code: PopPop) and Recovering Bro (promo code: Bottles) Use the codes to save money at checkout! 

#57: In this episode of Settlement Nation I speak with Arkady Frekhtman from Frekhtman and Associates, a New York City trial lawyer passionate about helping serious injury victims and their families. Arkady and his firm have been able to recover over $900M for their clients, and have received some of the top verdicts and settlements in New York state history. Rated in the Top 10 personal injury firms in NYC, Arkady and I discuss client acquisition, valuations, why you should build your case for trial from the beginning, how to effectively brand yourself using Youtube and why learning the human story is the most powerful piece of your case. You can listen to more Arkady on his podcast Trial Stories.***Website: https://866attylaw.comPodcast: https://apple.co/3VMx2oOYoutube: https://bit.ly/3MbwQfLTrial Guides Books MentionedTwelve Heroes, One Voice by Carl BettingerTrial by Human by Nicholas Rowley & Steven HaltemanRunning with the Bulls by Nicholas Rowley & Courtney RowleyDon't Eat The Bruises by Keith Mitnik

Azincourt Energy is developing critical alternative energy projects and currently exploring for uranium in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, targeting Canada's next uranium discovery. They are one step closer to that distinction having completed a Winter 2023 drill program at their flagship East Preston project. Azincourt recently announced the acquisition of a Lithium project in Newfoundland that diversifies exploration potential while providing multiple projects allowing for year round exploration activities and discovery opportunities. Azincourt Energy's extensive drill program for the winter of 2022-2023, consisted of 3,066 metres in 13 drill holes. Two drill rigs were able to complete 12 drill holes focusing on 4 zones, continuing to evaluate the alteration zones and elevated uranium identified during the 2022 drill campaign. The drilling has confirmed that the geophysical conductors comprise structurally disrupted zones hosting accumulations of graphite, sulphides, and carbonates, with hydrothermal alteration, anomalous radioactivity, and elevated uranium present in these zones. Azincourt considers the drilling results to date to be significant, as major uranium discoveries in the Athabasca Basin such as McArthur River, Key Lake, and Millennium were primarily the result of drill testing of strong alteration zones related to conductor features. The decision to explore for uranium is driven by the increasing global demand for clean energy and the stronger demand for uranium than available supply, resulting in a stable price environment and economic incentives for exploration. With approximately 50 reactors under construction worldwide and a reduction in overall mining production, the pressure on available supply provides confidence for companies seeking to make a significant discovery. Saskatchewan, with its rich history of uranium production and uranium grades up to 10 to 100 times the world average, presents a favorable environment for exploration and economic discoveries. What makes Azincourt even more compelling from a shareholder perspective is that they are in a position to double down on potential discoveries with the recent acquisition of the Big Hill Lithium project from Atlantis Battery Metals. Azincourt Energy is now well-positioned to explore and develop not only uranium but also lithium projects, leveraging the expertise and experience of the Atlantis Battery Metals team. The option agreement and the involvement of Mr. Nick Rowley and Mr. James Abson, with their extensive backgrounds in marketing, sales, corporate advisory, and mineral exploration, are expected to bring valuable insights and technical expertise to accelerate the exploration efforts. The company also boasts 3rd party validation through institutional ownership of up to 30%, indicating strong support from institutions and viable projects to attract funding. Azincourt Energy's vision of making a major uranium discovery in Canada is backed by institutional confidence, making it an exciting opportunity for shareholders and investors alike. The 2023 drill program at the East Preston project is a significant step forward in Azincourt Energy's pursuit of critical alternative energy projects and have now doubled their chances of a significant Critical Minerals discovery with the addition of the Big Hill Lithium project.

Joseph Wilson joins us this week on Sports ‘N Torts. Joseph is a personal injury lawyer in Atlanta, GA who has recently expanded his practice by joining forces with Nick Rowley to form Wilson Rowley Trial Lawyers For Justice. Joseph walks us through his journey from surprisinghis parents by enrolling in Law School to opening up his own law firm 5 years ago to his new partnership with Trial Lawyers For Justice. We talk about Joseph's approaches to his craft and why it is so important to be yourself in Court. Joseph talks about being bold and creative and always being intentional with how you present yourself. Joseph is on the faculty at Trial Lawyers College and he shares his “Trial by Human” approach to developing cases for his clients that he teaches at the College. Joseph is active on social media and he shares his thoughts on Instagram, Tik Tok and internet marketing. We discuss how to do social media posts the right way and what he tries to accomplish in his videos. We even compare video production bloopers while filming with our mutual friend Kayla Lamotte. Like me, Joseph loves sports. We talk baseball (AndruwJones should be in the HOF), basketball (comparing the Luka-Trae trade and who is going to win the NBA championship this year) and the current state of boxing. Joseph played college basketball so we discuss that experience and how it relates to his practice today. I know you will enjoy listening to this episode as much I enjoyed recorded it. You can find Joseph at his website https://jlwilsoninjurylawyers.com/ or on Instagram @josephwilsonesq This episode is brought to you by the J. Stein LawFirm. A personal injury law firm in Atlanta, GA – www.jsteinlawfirm.com

#52: In this episode of Settlement Nation, I chat with Thomas E. Shaw from Dallas, Texas. Thomas has been practising law for over 38 years, has worked alongside some of the biggest names in the industry and has cultivated a reputation as a fierce advocate for his clients. Today we discuss his recent $206 Million verdict - but not as a 'war' story. Tom takes his time to show other lawyers what he did, how he did it and the experts he brought that made a difference in this case. We talk about his process, the power of mentors and the importance of timing. If you are a trial lawyer, then this episode is for you!***www.lawofficesofthomaseshaw.com

"It's in your cells. It's in your DNA. It's a burning, vibrating chord that never stops. It sees injustice and needs to go out and make things right. The righteous fight. That's what the best trial lawyers have in common.” - Nick Rowley  What fuels one of the most accomplished trial lawyers in the world? Why are his losses the biggest learning experiences? How did he develop an ethos of extreme responsibility? What do the best trial lawyers have in common? What habits keep him sharp in trial and life? How is he using Ketamine assisted therapy to work through his past trauma? Building and maintaining an empire of such magnitude is exhausting. After so much success, why continue? Break the Mold Billion-dollar victories. Legal revolutionary. Philanthropist. Countless awards. Author. Nick Rowley is a tireless warrior for justice and one of the most accomplished trial lawyers of his generation. Nick's unbridled tenacity — matched only by his defiance — was ingrained by childhood adversity.   "If you can't kill me, you're never going to stop me." - Nick Rowley   Every time Nick was knocked down, he sprung up with more energy — and rage. In the first decade of his legal career, anger both fueled and limited his success. But with time comes perspective. And asked himself a game changing question: Could he shift from aggression to love — and be even more successful?   "And that has been my project over the second half of my career." - Nick Rowley   Today Nick shares the value of learning from our losses, what all great trial lawyers have in common, and how the biggest risks come with the greatest rewards.   Brutal Honesty When an attorney asks a juror for unfiltered truth, there is a shift in the courtroom. A connection is formed — one based on trust. But creating space for others to be brutally honest does not come easily. The price is vulnerability: giving strangers that have doubts about you permission to think what they want and say how they feel.    When you open the courtroom to honesty based in trust, you are rewarded with a jury that lets down their guard and sees your plaintiff as a human, just like them, deserving of restitution. Key takeaways: Get back up. You may not win every case, but even in loss, there are valuable lessons. Every time you are knocked down, you get to choose if you will get back up to fight another day. Extreme responsibility. When something goes wrong — a case is lost at trial or the settlement is less than desired — find a way to take 100% of the blame, even if you are 1% responsible. Taking ownership of the problem will move you forward. Care for yourself. To fight injustice and win cases, you need to care for your mental and physical body. Poison your body and see the negative effects in trial.  Links and Resources The Game Changing Attorney Podcast Michael Mogill Facebook Michael Mogill Twitter Michael Mogill Instagram Michael Mogill LinkedIn Crisp Website Crisp Facebook Crisp Twitter Crisp Instagram Crisp LinkedIn Nick Rowley Website Nick Rowley Trial By Human Nick Rowley Twitter Author Michael Mogill, Crisp, and Nick Rowley

This week we're replaying a classic episode where your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Nick Rowley and Steve Halteman of Carpenter, Zuckerman, & Rowley, (https://czrlaw.com/).   Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review   Episode Details: Award-winning trial lawyer Nick Rowley -- a U.S. Air Force and Army veteran and one of the youngest trial lawyers to be named Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles' Trial Lawyer of the Year -- explains how he represented grieving mother Carmen Jordan after her 33-year-old son Orlando Jordan was stabbed and killed in a Riverside, California TGI Fridays restaurant by an intoxicated minor and his friend.  Steve Halteman, jury consultant and Nick's co-author of the book, Trial By Human, assisted with the case and joins Steve and Yvonne to discuss this trial.  In January 2009, Orlando was enjoying a date with his girlfriend when her son Michael Castillo, 20, and his friend Louis Martinez, 27, arrived at the restaurant. Already intoxicated, Michael and Louis ordered 12 servings of alcohol in the span of 30 minutes without being asked for identification. Michael proceeded to get into a heated argument with Orlando and stabbed him. Orlando later succumbed to his injuries. Despite TGI Fridays restaurant operator Briad Group's attempts to deny any responsibility, the family's allegations were supported by the head bartender, who testified that Briad Group made a deliberate decision to not card minors in order to increase profits on Fridays and Saturdays. A Riverside County, California jury awarded Orlando's parents $40 million in damages and assigned 55% of the blame to Briad Group. Michael and Louis were both convicted in separate criminal trials and sentenced to serve time in state prison. Click Here to Read/Download the Complete Trial Documents   Guest Bio: Nicholas C. Rowley Many consider Nicholas C. Rowley, founder of Attorneys for Justice and partner at Carpenter, Zuckerman, & Rowley, to be the most accomplished trial lawyer of his generation having won more than $1.5 Billion in verdicts and settlements for injury victims and families across the country. Winner of the 2018 Attorney of the Year and five-time finalist, he is one of the youngest trial lawyers in history to be presented with the award.  He has extensive courtroom experience representing victims of serious injuries and medical malpractice, especially those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries, spinal injuries, and chronic pain. Nick has been recognized by dozens of publications for his record-breaking verdicts and work for injury victims and their families.  In 2018, Nick was named to The National Law Journal's Elite Attorneys for having a top 50 verdict in the nation.  He was also named “Los Angeles Top Litigators in 2018” by the Los Angeles Business Journal.  In 2015, Nick was listed in TopVerdict.com's Top 100 Largest US Verdicts in the nation.  In 2012, Nick was a finalist for the “Consumer Attorney of the Year” award, given by Consumer Attorney s of California (CAOC). Nick was recognized by the Los Angeles Daily Journal for winning a “Top Verdict of 2010” for his $31.6 million jury verdict for the victim of a traumatic brain injury. In 2009, the Consumer Attorney s of San Diego awarded Nick its “Outstanding Attorney ” award. In 2013, Nick was honored with the organization's top award – “Outstanding Attorney of the Year”. Some of Nick's other recent successes include a record-setting $131,000,375 verdict for the victim of a car accident after the driver was over-served at a bar, a record-setting $74,525,000 verdict for a victim of medical malpractice, $40,000,000 for two parents whose 33 year old son was negligently killed due to corporate negligence, a $38,600,000 verdict for a young man who fell from a hotel balcony while intoxicated, a $17,000,000 win for a woman who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury caused by a fall from a hotel window, $16,500,000 for a young girl who was a birth injury victim, a $13,860,000 win for a mild traumatic brain injury caused by an automobile crash, $10,250,000 for a man who suffered a below-knee amputation, $10,000,000 for an Iowa family in a wrongful death lawsuit, and $10,000,000 for a child with a mild traumatic brain injury. Read Full Bio   Steven Halteman Steven Halteman lives in Los Angeles with his significant other and her two lovely children. He is also a trial strategist and jury consultant for a number of attorneys including Nick Rowley. In his career, Mr. Halteman has consulted on cases resulting in verdicts of more than $600 million in total. His trial philosophy demands that lawyers relentlessly narrow their case to its heart, eliminating ancillary issues that distract jurors from the truth. Mr. Halteman often analogizes his trial strategy to furniture building, his hobby. The strongest and most elegant chair or table has no unnecessary parts or flourishes. Likewise, he believes that every component of a trial must have an important purpose, or it must be shed. Mr. Halteman credits his unclouded perspective of what jurors and judges really want with having lived overseas for most of his adult life, his travels through over 100 countries, and having himself served as a court commissioner in Maryland. In his spare time, he has completed six marathons, a couple of ultramarathons, and hiked both the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail and 3,100-mile Continental Divide Trail. But his greatest accomplishment is having a 15-year-old daughter who still speaks to him with a measure of fondness. Read Full Bio   Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services -LegalTechService.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Harris Lowry Manton LLP - hlmlawfirm.com   Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2

#41 (Part 2): Welcome back to our special edition Trial All-Star Series, where we interview the best trial lawyers in the country and share their secrets to success over the past decade and beyond. In this episode we continue our sit down with Keith Mitnik, and discuss his trial preparation routine, what plaintiffs lawyers will learn from both 'Deeper Cuts' and 'Don't Eat the Bruises' and why all trial lawyers feel fear, but how to use it your advantage.

In this very special 100th episode of the Trial Lawyer Nation podcast, Michael has the legendary David Ball back on the show to discuss his soon-to-be-released book, Damages Evolving, written alongside Artemis Malekpour and Courtney and Nick Rowley. “I'd shake the hand of any person who can keep this going for 100 episodes.” – David […] The post 100 – David Ball – Damages Evolving: Practicing Law in an Ever-Changing World appeared first on Trial Lawyer Nation.

Nick Rowley, Courtney Rowley and Daniel Bidegaray join Jonathan to talk about Loss of Consortium. Loss of consortium is a standalone claim for damages brought by the spouse (and sometimes children) of an individual who been injured or killed as a result of a defendant's negligence. Think loss of love and affection from your spouse because they were injured. Nick and Courtney tried a case in Bakersfield back in September of 2021 and obtained a multi-million dollar verdict for Loss of Consortium. Nick goes as far as to do an actual role play of how you talk to potential jurors during Voir Dire (jury selection) about a Loss of Consortium claim.

For his 20 plus year career as a trial lawyer, Nick Rowley has lived in life in the arena.  For most of his career, he has tried 10 jury trials each year.  He has tried cases in 33 separate states and has numerous seven and eight figure verdicts.  Nick discusses his journey to becoming a trial lawyer, his approach and philosophy of communicating with jurors and trying cases and how he balances his busy trial practice with the rest of his life.About Nick RowleyMany consider Nicholas C. Rowley to be the most accomplished trial lawyer of his generation having won more than $1.5 Billion in verdicts and settlements for injury victims and families across the country.Winner of the 2018 Trial Lawyer of the Year and five time finalist, he is one of the youngest trial lawyers in history to be presented with the award.  He has extensive courtroom experience representing victims of serious injuries and medical malpractice, especially those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries, spinal injuries, and chronic pain.Nick, our Denver injury lawyer,  has been recognized by dozens of publications for his record-breaking verdicts and work for injury victims and their families.  In 2018, Nick was named to The National Law Journal's Elite Trial Lawyers for having a top 50 verdict in the nation.  He was also named “Los Angeles Top Litigators in 2018” by the Los Angeles Business Journal.  In 2015, Nick was listed in TopVerdict.com's Top 100 Largest US Verdicts in the nation.  In 2012, Nick was a finalist for the “Consumer Attorney of the Year” award, given by Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC). Nick was recognized by the Los Angeles Daily Journal for winning a “Top Verdict of 2010” for his $31.6 million jury verdict for the victim of a traumatic brain injury. In 2009, the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego awarded Nick its “Outstanding Trial Lawyer”award. In 2013, Nick was honored with the organization's top award – “Outstanding Trial Lawyer of the Year”.Some of Nick's other recent successes include a record setting $131,000,375 verdict for the victim of a car accident after the driver was over served at a bar, a record setting $74,525,000 verdict for a victim of medical malpractice, $40,000,000 for two parents whose 33 year old son was negligently killed due to corporate negligence, a $38,600,000 verdict for a young man who fell from a hotel balcony while intoxicated, a $17,000,000 win for a woman who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury caused by a fall from a hotel window, $16,500,000 for a young girl who was a birth injury victim, a $13,860,000 win for a mild traumatic brain injury caused by an automobile crash, $10,250,000 for a man who suffered a below knee amputation, $10,000,000 for an Iowa family in a wrongful death lawsuit, and $10,000,000 for a child with a mild traumatic brain injury.Nick has served as an instructor at Gerry Spence's famed Trial Lawyers College and delivers keynote addresses nationwide on his revolutionary approach to voir dire and damages. Other lawyers, faced with low settlement offers from insurance companies, frequently bring Nick into their cases just before trial. Nick is a relentless warrior who has prevailed in the courtroom time and time again. He prides himself on his caring and empathic approach to working with his clients and their families, and his ability to help juries find the truth and deliver justice to the injured.  Nick has lectured and taught trial skills and his trial by human method across the country in Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, Missouri, Louisiana, Colorado, Arkansas, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Oregon, Washington, North Carolina, Idaho, California, and New York.Nick is on the Board of Directors of the Imagination Workshop, which is a non-profit theater arts organization committed to using the unique power of the theater to provide life-changing artistic opportunities to the mentally ill, homeless veterans, senior citizens, and ‘at-risk' young people. IW programs give troubled people, frequently alienated or overlooked by society, a safe way to express themselves and gain insight that often helps make their lives more successful.Nick is also on the Honorary Board of Governors of TLC, Trial Lawyers' Charities, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to make a positive difference in the quality of life for people within the greater Los Angeles area, focusing on issues related to education, children, battered women, persons with disabilities, and homelessness, by providing financial assistance to needy persons and groups in the greater Los Angeles area.Nick is the author of the book Trial By Human, where he candidly shares his approach that brings brutal honesty and humanity into the courtroom.Born in Iowa and raised between Iowa and Arizona, Nick moved out on his own at the age of 15.  He worked full time from that point forward and at the age of 17 joined the United States Air Force where he was trained and served as a combat medic.  It was through the military and G.I. Bill that Nick got his undergraduate education and was able to attend law school.  By the age of 19, Nick completed his bachelor's degree in social psychology.  He also was trained and certified as a firefighter and during his service and college worked as a volunteer firefighter.  Nick started law school at the age of 20 and continued his service in the Armed Forces taking special assignments for three more years.  In total he served an honorable 6 years in the United States Armed Forces assigned to various units with the United States Air Force and United States Army.He is a relentless warrior who has succeed and proven himself in the battles of litigation time and time again, however he prides himself on his caring, empathetic approach to working with the injured and their families.  He believes in going the distance for each and every client, is not afraid to put any case in front of a jury, and makes insurance companies pay up when deserving injury victims come forward to seek justice. Recent Verdicts, Settlements and Judgments$131 Million verdict for the victim of a car accident in which the driver was over-served at a restaurant/bar$74.525 million for the victim of a birth injury caused by medical malpractice in San Luis Obispo$45 Million verdict for the wrongful death of a mother killed by a drunk driver$40 million for the wrongful death of a 33 year old son$38.6 million for a young man who suffered a traumatic brain injury due to a fall from a hotel balcony while intoxicated$31.6 million for a young woman with a traumatic brain injury in Kern County, California$29.25 million win against State Farm for brain injury, after the policy was open$21.6 million jury verdict in a contested motorcycle collision case (2016)$18.6 million verdict on behalf of a child who was run over by a garbage truck and lost his leg$17 million for a woman with a traumatic brain injury where she appeared normal to those who did not know her$16.4 million awarded for medical malpracticeVerdict for the family of a farmer who was killed in a vehicle crash caused by a commercial vehicle.$13.86 million for a professional fighter who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury after a car crash$12 million win against State of California for negligent road design$10.25 million policy limits for below the knee amputation$10.6 Million verdict on behalf of a student who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury because of the school district's negligence$10 million win traumatic brain injuryVerdict for a family in a wrongful death lawsuit$8.3 million judgment for a US Navy Veteran who suffered a penile injury in a San Diego motorcycle crash$7.6 million for a client when the defense offered only $300,000$6.9 million for a college football player with a traumatic brain injury when the insurance company offered only $30,000 to settle$6.5 million verdict for a victim of an assault in a nightclub resulting in facial and eye injuries$6.1 million for a victim of assault & battery which resulted in a mild traumatic brain injury with normal MRI scans and normal neuropsychological testingSettlement for the family of a man who was struck in broad daylight by a commercial vehicle while he was on the side of the road. He eventually died following the accident.About the Elawvate PodcastThe Elawvate Podcast – Where Trial Lawyers Learn, Share, and Grow is where the practice of trial law meets personal growth. To succeed as a trial lawyer and build a successful law firm requires practice skills, strategic thinking and some amount of business and entrepreneurial savvy. Elawvate is a place to learn and share skills and strategies for success.But it is also a place to dig deeper and achieve personal growth.Those who succeed as trial lawyers at the highest levels cultivate character, principle, integrity, leadership, courage, compassion and perseverance.  We learn and draw inspiration from those who have achieved this success.For more about Elawvate, visit our website at www.elawvate.fm.  You can also  join our Facebook Group at Elawvate | FacebookFor more information or to contact the hosts, see:(Rahul Ravipudi (psblaw.com) (Ben Gideon | Gideon Asen LLC)  

#33: Welcome back to our special edition Trial All-Star Series, where we interview the best trial lawyers in the country and share their secrets to success over the past decade and beyond. In this episode we sit down with Nick Rowley, a trial lawyer known across the USA for his passion in fighting for justice for injury victims and their families. Nick is a published author, national speaker and the founder of Trial By Human and Trial Lawyers For Justice. He has over 150+ jury trials under his belt, recovering over 1.5 Billion dollars in verdicts and settlements for his clients. He is also a major advocate for putting an end to California's regressive cap on medical malpractice damages; personally leading the charge with the Fairness for Injured Patients Act (FIPA). 

In this episode, Nick Rowley, one of the most well known trial attorneys America, discusses the Fairness Act. The Fairness Act is a reform to MICRA. In 1975, the state of California passed a law called the Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA). This law put a cap on damages for medical malpractice claims. MICRA set a cap of $250,000 on medical malpractice claims. This amount has NEVER been adjusted for inflation over the almost 50 years it has been in place. The Fairness Act reforms MICRA to adjust for the increase in inflation so that the cap more accurately reflects today's dollars. Nick tells the story of why changing this law is so important to him. Nick also exposes the political corruption in California and why MICRA has never been changed. Nick has offered to give up his license to practice law in California in exchange for a more fair and just system in California. This podcast was re-purposed from the Nation State of Play podcast. A special thank you to Bryan Miller, JC Polk and all of those at Neptune Ops and IVC Media for sharing this content with us.

#26: In this episode of Settlement Nation I sit down with Henry Peacor from Trial Lawyers For Justice out of California. Henry has been practising law for 6 years and already has 12 jury trials under his belt, as well as nominations for CAALA's Rising Star Award in 2016 and National Trial Lawyer's Top 40 Under 40. In this episode with talk through what it's like to be personally mentored by superstar lawyers and jumping head first into the courtroom,  as well as the art of dealing with small cases and why this topic is overlooked by so many attorneys. We also cover the nitty gritty of case management and Henry shares his personal process and methods.  An inspiring and motivating episode - not to be missed, especially for younger attorneys looking to improve their mindset and practice.

#23: In this episode of Settlement Nation we sit down with Brandon Yosha from Yosha Cook & Tisch in Indiana. Brandon is a break out star in the trial world, receiving a $20 million dollar jury verdict (adjusted by a fault reduction for a net win of $12.2 million) only five weeks out of law school. We discuss the importance of the human story and how a decision to reach out to Nick Rowley and the Trial Lawyers for Justice team, aided in this multi-million dollar victory, where they personally mentored Brandon through the very techniques they use in opening statements and direct examinations. 

Each week, host Mike Hover (@hoverdrive) and a guest use Wikipedia's random article generator to determine what they will chat about. This week writer and performer Nick Rowley (@nrowley) journeys Into The Wikiverse and we learn about the French noble family, Bissy. The Bissy line has it all, from a third rate poet to a bad ass WWII resistance fighter. Also we go on multiple tangent topics such as Toy'R'Us, celebrity autographs, and the Charles de Gaulle airport. Be sure to follow Nick's dog on IG, @tupperwarethedog Follow us on IG @intothewikiverse.  Music provided by audionautix.com and additional sound effects music provided by freesfx.co.uk. Cover art by Lev Cantoral (IG @ominusorb).   Weekly Ad - Hovedrive, the debut comedy album of Mike Hover is now available on all streaming platforms (Apple Music/Amazon Music/Spotify). Visit mikehover.com

This week, your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Nick Rowley and Steve Halteman of Carpenter, Zuckerman, & Rowley, (https://czrlaw.com/).   Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review   Episode Details: Award-winning trial lawyer Nick Rowley -- a U.S. Air Force and Army veteran and one of the youngest trial lawyers to be named Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles' Trial Lawyer of the Year -- explains how he represented grieving mother Carmen Jordan after her 33-year-old son Orlando Jordan was stabbed and killed in a Riverside, California TGI Fridays restaurant by an intoxicated minor and his friend.  Steve Halteman, jury consultant and Nick's co-author of the book, Trial By Human, assisted with the case and joins Steve and Yvonne to discuss this trial.  In January 2009, Orlando was enjoying a date with his girlfriend when her son Michael Castillo, 20, and his friend Louis Martinez, 27, arrived at the restaurant. Already intoxicated, Michael and Louis ordered 12 servings of alcohol in the span of 30 minutes without being asked for identification. Michael proceeded to get into a heated argument with Orlando and stabbed him. Orlando later succumbed to his injuries. Despite TGI Fridays restaurant operator Briad Group's attempts to deny any responsibility, the family's allegations were supported by the head bartender, who testified that Briad Group made a deliberate decision to not card minors in order to increase profits on Fridays and Saturdays. A Riverside County, California jury awarded Orlando's parents $40 million in damages and assigned 55% of the blame to Briad Group. Michael and Louis were both convicted in separate criminal trials and sentenced to serve time in state prison. Click Here to Read/Download the Complete Trial Documents     Guest Bio: Nicholas C. Rowley Many consider Nicholas C. Rowley, founder of Attorney s for Justice and Partner at Carpenter, Zuckerman, & Rowley, to be the most accomplished trial lawyer of his generation having won more than $1.5 Billion in verdicts and settlements for injury victims and families across the country. Winner of the 2018 Attorney of the Year and five time finalist, he is one of the youngest trial lawyers in history to be presented with the award.  He has extensive courtroom experience representing victims of serious injuries and medical malpractice, especially those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries, spinal injuries, and chronic pain. Nick has been recognized by dozens of publications for his record-breaking verdicts and work for injury victims and their families.  In 2018, Nick was named to The National Law Journal's Elite Attorney s for having a top 50 verdict in the nation.  He was also named “Los Angeles Top Litigators in 2018” by the Los Angeles Business Journal.  In 2015, Nick was listed in TopVerdict.com's Top 100 Largest US Verdicts in the nation.  In 2012, Nick was a finalist for the “Consumer Attorney of the Year” award, given by Consumer Attorney s of California (CAOC). Nick was recognized by the Los Angeles Daily Journal for winning a “Top Verdict of 2010” for his $31.6 million jury verdict for the victim of a traumatic brain injury. In 2009, the Consumer Attorney s of San Diego awarded Nick its “Outstanding Attorney ” award. In 2013, Nick was honored with the organization's top award – “Outstanding Attorney of the Year”. Some of Nick's other recent successes include a record setting $131,000,375 verdict for the victim of a car accident after the driver was over served at a bar, a record setting $74,525,000 verdict for a victim of medical malpractice, $40,000,000 for two parents whose 33 year old son was negligently killed due to corporate negligence, a $38,600,000 verdict for a young man who fell from a hotel balcony while intoxicated, a $17,000,000 win for a woman who suffered a mild traumatic brain injury caused by a fall from a hotel window, $16,500,000 for a young girl who was a birth injury victim, a $13,860,000 win for a mild traumatic brain injury caused by an automobile crash, $10,250,000 for a man who suffered a below knee amputation, $10,000,000 for an Iowa family in a wrongful death lawsuit, and $10,000,000 for a child with a mild traumatic brain injury. Read Full Bio   Steven Halteman Steven Halteman lives in Los Angeles with his significant other and her two lovely children. He is also a trial strategist and jury consultant for a number of attorneys including Nick Rowley. In his career, Mr. Halteman has consulted on cases resulting in verdicts of more than $600 million in total. His trial philosophy demands that lawyers relentlessly narrow their case to its heart, eliminating ancillary issues that distract jurors from the truth. Mr. Halteman often analogizes his trial strategy to furniture building, his hobby. The strongest and most elegant chair or table has no unnecessary parts or flourishes. Likewise, he believes that every component of a trial must have an important purpose, or it must be shed. Mr. Halteman credits his unclouded perspective of what jurors and judges really want with having lived overseas for most of his adult life, his travels through over 100 countries, and having himself served as a court commissioner in Maryland. In his spare time, he has completed six marathons, a couple of ultramarathons, and hiked both the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail and 3,100-mile Continental Divide Trail. But his greatest accomplishment is having a 15-year-old daughter who still speaks to him with a measure of fondness. Read Full Bio   Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services - LTSatlanta.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Harris, Lowry, and Manton - hlmlawfirm.com   Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2

#7 (Part 2): We continue our chat with Keith Bruno, a trial attorney with Carpenter, Zuckerman & Rowley (CZ&R) out of Orange County, California. In this episode, Keith shares the story of his $40 million verdict for a wrongful death case with Nick Rowley, his Top Gun award for an $11.5 million verdict and how he sets himself up for success, both in and out of the courtroom.

Mental health has always been an area of significant discussion in the health sector, from clinicians to solution through to prevention. But, on Episode 10 of NHE's Finger on the Pulse podcast host Matt Roberts chats with Nicholas Rowley of the Manchester branch of Andy's Man Club, a mental health charity aimed at supporting men to talk about their mental health problems and overcome some of the stigma, to understand what services are out there to address mental health provision beyond the traditional clinical settings.

In this long-awaited episode, Michael sits down with renowned trial lawyer Nick Rowley. They discuss Nick’s journey to success, how he came up with “brutal honesty,” his book “Running With the Bulls,” the secret to settling high value cases, saying “no” to the defense, and Nick’s advice for how to become a better trial lawyer. […] The post 58 – Nick Rowley – Brutal Honesty appeared first on Trial Lawyer Nation.

Nick and His Family live in a Sprinter Van Named Gary. Their 3yr old daughter has over 10 million views on youtube. They were in Kazakhstan when the Covid-19 spread was starting to take off. Nick describes traveling to and around Kazakhstan during the month of March and then traveling back into the United States during a worldwide pandemic. Nick recounts his experience trying to find a place to park his van and call home when a lot of the public lands are closed. Where do we go and what do we do? How do we find isolation when your home is the road? We also discuss the night Nick witnessed a shocking scene on the cliffs of Big Sur and how he may have saved a life. Living in a van you keep moving so Nick and his family moved on to Death Valley to explore. They are living off of minimal supplies, but it's not a challenge when you don't have much space. I ask Nick about his entrepreneurship and what he and his wife do to earn money. His business is affected but his wife's venture, Baby Bety, is thriving in the virtual world. We delve into philanthropy and why giving is so important to Nick’s family. And Nick shares that they are looking for ways to continue their path of giving. If you don't listen you don't get to know how Nick defines what it means to #beAuthentic. __Resources: Ryan Holiday - Daily Stoic - The Obstacle is the wayMark Mason - The subtle art of not giving a f*ck@kookofthedayBBCCNBC

Renowned trial lawyer Nick Rowley discusses with CW President Jamie Court the death of jurist, doctor and attorney Russ Kussman and why he is financially backing the ballot measure to adjust the 1975 compensation cap on injured patients.

Coop and Steven sit down with Chicago comedian, Nick Rowley! They talk about everyone's feelings on Locke, play a movie-naming game, and ship cartoon characters!

What does Brexit mean for Australia? Host Adam Peacock speaks with former advisor to Tony Blair, Nick Rowley, to unpack the dynamics of the situation that have lead to Brexit, and how it could impact the political climate in our own backyard.

It's a double dose of the CF show on Deadline Detroit today...first, a conversation on design and retail with Hugh's Joe Posch, who is opening a new popup business in honor of Detroit Design Month.  Then, what the heck is going on in Great Britain?  Will they brexit, or not?  We talk to two friends from across the pond about what is happening there, politically...is Boris Johnson going to drive the country off the Brexit cliff?  

The resignation of Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party and the end of her Prime Ministership is a moment to revisit some of my conversation with former Number 10 advisor Nick Rowley about the problems of Brexit and the challenges faced by government leaders in the UK along with some additional thoughts about this development.

Nick Rowley shares insights from his time as a senior advisor on climate change at the 10 Downing St Policy Directorate in the Office of Prime Minister Tony Blair, along with his thoughts on Brexit, political communication, and his experiences teaching public policy at the University of Sydney.

With our next episode, we answer the tough questions. Questions like: Can we get Snoop Dogg to narrate Jurassic Park? Was Jurassic Park too long? Why does Emma's hometown have no movie theaters? That's right, our next movie focuses on dinosaurs and Jeff Goldblum aka Jurassic Park.Joining Reel First Time is Nick Rowley! He is originally from Omaha, Nebraska, where he was a co-owner of the Backline Improv Theater. He is a member of the sketch and variety show Studio Eleven at the iO Theater. He also writes and performs with the sketch group Windy Batch, whom he loves dearly and are all the best of friends. You can see him performing improv around the city, including alongside podcast cohost Emma! He hesitantly shares that you can follow him at @nrowley before he turns it into a repository for dog photos.Follow us @reelfirsttime !

We figured that everybody is already happy when it's Friday...why not add some laughs to a Monday instead?   Guests this week include Luna Alexander of the Slipstream Theater Initiative, and returning Fahles participant Nick Rowley.  This week we talk Cohen, North Korea, and the strange dietary habits of Theresa May.  

This episode we are joined by our very good friend and Duke of comedy, Nick Rowley! Nick, tells us a classic story of boy meets girls, boy alienates girl, boy forgets girl and then lets girl know he forgot her.

Attorney Nick Rowley gives us an inside look Into how he used visuals to successfully battle a large insurance company for his client. Read More: https://dkglobal.net/eblasts/1509059809

Is the next generation of new actresses more talented than previous ones? Or are parts for women better and better? Nick Rowley joins us to break it down. Who are the promising actors under 35? We can't name any either, but we can't stop finding amazing young actresses. Have we witnessed a culture shift, and will we look back at this time as one of histories best times to be a young actress in Hollywood? 

Improv specialist Nick Rowley joins Zoomar to discuss the most delightfully annoying creator of films that we have found to love. The master of the mockumentary, we celebrate the oeuvre of Christopher Guest with a countdown of his most overrated and underrated films, to date. 

On our 2nd Episode, from Omaha's longest running long-form team, 88improv's Tim Schoenfeld is interviewed. We discuss staying positive, steamrolling scenes, how having a family affects his improv, and a certain scuffle with a girl at the age of 8. Featured improvisers are Nick Rowley, Jon Herman, Price Comstock, Todd Dylan, and Justin Patterson.

Alan Light/FlickrAntarctica is the coldest, driest and possibly the most inhospitable place on Earth. It is also the only continent designated entirely as a natural reserve, used purely for peaceful and scientific purposes. For many decades, Antarctica has been the final frontier for scientific research, governed by a treaty system signed in 1959, that protects the continent from exploitation and military action. But as countries begin to eye off Antarctica’s wealth of natural resources, will this be enough to stop territorial disputes in the region? Tamson Pietsch speaks with Nick Rowley about democracy on Earth’s coldest continent. Nick Rowley is an Adjunct Professor at the Sydney Democracy Network at the University of Sydney; he is currently working on a project on Antarctic decision-making. Subscribe to The Conversation’s Speaking With podcasts on iTunes. Image: flickr/Alan Light Music: Free Music Archive/Podington Bear, Chris Zabriskie Tamson Pietsch receives funding from the Australian Research Council.