Best Practices is a legal podcast where South Carolina attorney, Kenneth Berger, interviews trial lawyers from around the country with regard to aspects of their practice that have helped them reach the top of the field. Tune in every other week for interviews covering everything from case selection to closing argument.
Kenny Berger and South Carolina attorney Randy Hood of McGowan, Hood & Felder, LLC discuss electronic discovery and how this under-utilized tool can help uncover key evidence often hidden in electronically stored information.
After attending the week-long Trial By Human conference in Big Sky, Montana, Kenny Berger and his guest, Kansas City attorney Rachel Smith, share insights from the conference and discuss the importance of the human story in personal injury cases.
Attorney Chris Romeo of Thurmond Kirchner & Timbes in Charleston, SC, shares how illegal fireworks are causing serious injuries across the country and what you should expect when handling consumer fireworks cases.
Kenny and South Carolina criminal defense attorney Dayne Phillips discuss exonerations and actual innocence cases on a statewide and national level.
Kenny and attorney Kari Jones Dulin of Foster Graham Milstein & Calisher in Denver, CO, have an honest conversation about being comfortable in your own skin and the power of authenticity in depo prep, trial, and beyond.
In this episode, Kenny and Wisconsin attorney Jason Abraham of Hupy and Abraham discuss ways to better serve your employees and how prioritizing employee engagement can lead to improved client service.
Kenny and his longtime friend and mentor, attorney Eric Bland, discuss their careers in the legal field and lessons they've learned along the way.
Trial attorney Ira Leesfield shares how he built his national practice through a multidisciplinary approach focused on results, branding, and persistence.
Kenny speaks with Texas attorney Amy Witherite about how she quantifies her lawyers' performance to challenge her team, achieve higher settlements, and grow the Witherite Law Group.
In this week's episode, Kenny had the pleasure of speaking with attorney and author of Exposing the Deceptive Defense Doctor, Dorothy Clay Sims, about proving post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in civil cases and how to expose deceptive defense tactics.
We are joined this week by Kenny's good friend attorney Russell Button and his colleague attorney Ashley Washington to discuss Button Law Firm's all-in team approach and how their team uses focus groups to prepare and empower their clients.
In this episode of Best Practices, Alabama defense attorney Ashby Pate shares insights about creating narratives and telling the human story from the defense side.
Kenny Berger and Missouri attorney Chris Finney discuss the power of using before and after witnesses to share clients' stories and strengthen their cases.
Attorney Kenneth Berger and Dean Danielle Holley-Walker, Dean of Howard University School of Law, discuss the transition in legal education toward more experiential learning.
Trial consultants David Ball and Artemis Malekpour join Kenny to discuss how the pandemic will affect trying cases today and into the future.
From her trial journals to always admitting her mistakes, Kenny Berger and Washington trial attorney Karen Koehler discuss how her full disclosure approach benefits her legal practice and her life.
Kenny Berger and South Carolina attorney Mark Bringardner discuss various formulas and damage calculation scenarios to use in closing arguments when making the ask for damages.
In the first episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Kenny sits down with trial lawyer David Yarborough of Yarborough Applegate in Charleston, SC to discuss the "Power of No," during litigation, case selection, and more.
