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Trial Lawyers University [FREE Training] Case Analysis (January 14th @10:30a PST / 1:30p EST) — $2M Sexual Harassment Verdict for Short-Term, Part-Time Employee. No Experts. No Economic Losses | George Moschopoulos — Hosted by Shemia Fagan Register now: https://lnkd.in/esDFdVg9 The client is a 40-year old Arab Christian woman who was hired as an accountant at a medium development company (about 30 employees) owned by Arab Muslims who knew her family. The owner, a 60-plus-year old man, started flirting with Pltf not long after she started. He had her working exclusively with him and started frequently having her accompany him to properties in his car and they would then stop for lunch. During several lunches he started talking about his wife, how she was crazy, how she found out he had a girlfriend in Lebanon and tracked his phone, that a guy at the carwash had discovered a tracker on his car, etc. In the office on one occasion, he told Pltf she needed a sugar daddy and that he could set her up in an apartment and that he only "needed it once a week." About 2 ½ months into her employment the wife stopped in the office and got in Pltf's face saying she (wife) was "The Madame", an Arab expression meaning the wife/boss/queen. It was a very hostile encounter that shook up Pltf and Pltf complained to the owner about it. About 2-3 weeks later, Pltf got a call from the owner saying he had to let her go, and he said, "my wife is coming back from Lebanon today and you have to be gone by the time she gets back." All of this was denied and Defendants claimed Pltf was incompetent and had severe performance issues.

When the numbers matter as much as the verdict, you need more than a tax advisor. You need a strategist who knows how to turn outcomes into long-term wins. Jeremy Babener is that strategist. A nationally recognized tax expert, he has advised on more than $5.5 billion in verdicts and settlements across single-event, mass tort, and class action cases. He lectures at NYU and the University of Chicago, writes for Forbes, Bloomberg, and the ABA, and has appeared on CNN, Fox News, and CNBC. He also co-authored Winning Settlements, reflecting the practical strategies he brings to every matter. Jeremy’s edge is rigorous preparation — he vets and designs settlement language, trust solutions, and deferral programs, and negotiates their use with defense counsel. His background includes service in the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Tax Policy and leadership roles with the ABA Plaintiffs’ Practice Committee and the Society of Settlement Planners’ Legal Committee. When your settlement demands more than formulas, when it demands foresight, mastery, and results, turn to Jeremy Babener.

The TLU Bootcamp & Ski is an immersive six-day training experience that combines advanced trial skills practice with ski breaks, allowing participants to sharpen their techniques while enjoying Lake Tahoe. This program covers core courtroom skills like voir dire, cross-examination, and presentation, focusing on intensive, small-group training sessions. Each day includes casework application and real-time feedback, enhancing participants' ability to connect with jurors and command the courtroom. Dan Ambrose and Giorgio Panagos will transform the way you present your case by teaching you the art of connection. From the moment you begin speaking, you will learn how to command attention and build trust with jurors, making them feel engaged rather than talked at. Through strategic and intentional eye contact, vocal control, and purposeful movement, you will develop a presence and connection that draws jurors in and keeps them invested. Every gesture, pause, and word will work in harmony to reinforce your message, shaping emotions and guiding perceptions. With coaching, you will strip away distractions, present in the courtroom with confidence and precision, and rewrite your future. Hone and Refine the Micro Skills of Connection - Eye contact - Cadence: pacing/pausing - Emotional state control - Hand gesticulation - Glance control - Creating space - Reflective Listening - Word choice - Economy of words - Congruence

Trial Lawyers University [FREE Training] Case Analysis (November 18th @10:30a PST / 1:30p EST) — From Fender Bender to $6.8M Verdict | Jamie Cogburn · Kendelee Works · Przemek Lubecki Register now: https://lnkd.in/ejvueNPj 11 Total days of trial, which consisted of 3 days of jury selection. Verdict - $6,823,715.57. This consisted of full award of past and future meds. $1.5 million in past P&S with $4 million in future P&S. This case is about a motor vehicle accident that happened in 2015, when Plaintiff Josh Humphrey was 29 years old. Josh owns a pool cleaning business and was headed to another residence on his route when he had to hit his brakes when the vehicle in front of him suddenly stopped due to traffic. Josh managed to avoid hitting the car in front of him, but his truck was struck from behind by an ambulance owned American Medical Response (AMR). There was very little visible property damage to either vehicle. In fact, none to Josh’s truck and only a small 2” inch circle dent in the bumper of the ambulance. Josh and his passenger indicated they were fine at the scene and left after exchanging information with the AMR driver. Later that evening Josh woke up in major pain and ultimately went to the doctor 6 days later. Josh, who had never had a back injury or pain before the crash, ultimately underwent surgery to replace a disc at L4-L5 and fuse L5-S1 in his lower back. The total past medical specials were $621,779.57. Futures were estimated to be $688,832 - $701,936. Defense denied fault and causation through verdict. Side Note – This case took so long to get to trial as we were originally set for trial and Covid hit, so it got reset and a new Judge was elected. Our Experts: Dr. Croft as Biomechanical Dr. Kabins – surgeon and medical expert Dr. Oliveri – Life Care Expert Defense Experts Justin Brink – Bio-Mechanical Expert Dr. Forage – Back expert Settlement negotiations consisted of an offer of $50k up until the start of trial. We had an OJ of $1.5 million. At trial they did offer $600k before jury selection, then $1.2 after openings. Prior to closings they offered a high low of $1-$3 million. We countered with a high low of $3 - $8 million.

Sometimes the difference between a good case and a great result isn’t what you say. It’s how you say it. In the courtroom, presence matters. Jurors decide who they trust and who they want to follow long before closing argument. This training is about becoming the kind of lawyer jurors lean into, believe in, and want to deliver justice for. Join us in Cabo San Lucas for five days of hands-on performance training in a setting that lets you focus, reset, and sharpen your skills. You’ll work on eye contact, cadence, body movement, and delivery, learning how to connect with jurors and bring your case to life. Led by Dan Ambrose and Giorgio Panagos, you’ll start with a training case, then apply what you’ve learned to your own voir dire, opening, cross, and closing. Held at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach, this is an immersive work and recharge experience designed to help you show up with more clarity, credibility, and command. This is trial performance training from the ground up. Over five days, you’ll build the physical, vocal, and psychological skills needed to deliver your case with clarity, control, and connection. You won’t just learn what to do. You’ll practice doing it again and again until it becomes instinct. Participants will have the opportunity to develop: Eye contact and micro connection to build trust with every juror in the box Cadence, pacing, and vocal control to guide juror attention and make complex ideas easier to follow Emotional congruence so your tone, facial expression, and body language match your message Hand and body movement that supports your narrative without becoming a distraction Glance control and spatial awareness to direct focus and create an immersive story Word economy and language choice that strengthens your credibility and keeps jurors engaged Listening as a persuasive tool to create connection and show presence Physical stillness and courtroom presence that ground you in high pressure moments Performance rhythm in openings, crosses, and closings that holds attention from start to finish. Location: SUNSET Beach Golf & Spa Resort Pueblo Bonito Address: Paraíso Escondido S/N, Paraiso Escondido, Centro, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico

Your story matters—but so does how you deliver it. In this one-of-a-kind TLU Bootcamp, trial consultant Eric Oliver and trial skills coach Dan Ambrose combine forces to help you refine not only what you say in court, but how you say it. This immersive training will push you to rethink how you approach your case narrative, how jurors receive it, and how every moment in trial is either building connection—or losing it.