Bringing Philanthropy to Law

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Bringing Philanthropy to Law

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Feb 5, 2018

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Host Sean Harris talks with OAJ member, Jim Murray, about curative damages and restorative justice. Jim provides insight and tips on how to incorporate these philanthropic initiatives into your practice.

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Feb 5, 2018

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Civilly Speaking is a monthly podcast brought to you the Ohio Association for Justice. A podcast for trial attorneys, by trial attorneys.

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Part I: A Primer on Wage and Hour Cases: In part one of this podcast, host Sean Harris talks with plaintiff attorney and OAJ past president Bob DeRose about the law on wage and hour cases. by Civilly Speaking
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The Importance of Mediators and Mediation Podcast: https://civillyspeaking.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/07ef80a208ef80a215-bob-palmer-mediation.mp3 This podcast with Mediator Bob Palmer discusses working with a mediator, how to prepare yourself and your client for mediation, the process of mediations, Ohio statute’s regarding mediation and much more. by Civilly Speaking
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Proposed Medical Compensation System Podcast: Our host talks with Cleveland attorney Michael Shroge about proposed legislation to establish a medical compensation system in Ohio. Michael discusses what the system would look like and how it could affect Ohioans. by Civilly Speaking
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Difficult DME Doctors with Dorothy Clay Sims Podcast: Host Sean Harris talks with nationally renowned attorney Dorothy Clay Sims about difficult DME doctors and catching them in the act of lying. by Civilly Speaking
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iPad Technology Part 2: Using an iPad as a Trial Presentation Tool Podcast: In part two of this podcast, our host Sean Harris talks with technology consultant Brett Burney about using an iPad as a trial presentation tool and the best and easiest apps to use. by Civilly Speaking
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Pregnancy and Delivery: Malpractice and Common Injuries Podcast: Host Sean Harris talks with Cleveland Attorney John Lancione about obstetric malpractice cases, common injuries for newborn babies, and common complications for mothers. by Civilly Speaking
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Police Misconduct Cases: Host Sean Harris talks with Cincinnati attorney and OAJ member Al Gerhardstein about police misconduct cases, specifically violations of the fourth amendment. by Civilly Speaking
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Opening Statement Strategies: Influence and Credibility Podcast: Our host Sean Harris talks with Georgia attorney Geoff Pope about his strategies when preparing for and delivering opening statements in trial. by Civilly Speaking
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Dealing with Difficult Opposing Counsel Podcast: Our host Sean Harris sits down with Columbus attorney Scott Bowman to discuss the different types of difficult opposing counsel and how to deal with their behavior. by Civilly Speaking
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The Psychodrama Technique: How to Better Understand Your Client’s Story Podcast: Host Sean Harris talks plaintiff attorney Eric Penn from Texas about Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College. Eric is a graduate of the college and shares how using psychodrama techniques has helped in his practice, his cases, and even in his personal life. by Civilly Speaking
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Workers’ Compensation: An Introduction for the PI Attorney Podcast: Our host Sean Harris talks with attorney Rich Brian about handling workers' compensation claims and how they differ from handling insurance claims. by Civilly Speaking
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What is E-Discovery?: Host Sean Harris talks with OAJ member, Mark Abramowitz, about technology and E-Discovery. Mark discusses different databases that should be used in Discovery to organize and structure information even when it falls under an unstructured category. by Civilly Speaking
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iPad Technology Part I: Using an iPad in Your Practice Podcast: In part one of this podcast, our host Sean Harris talks with technology consultant Brett Burney about the basics of an iPad and some of the apps available to assist with trial preparation and case management. by Civilly Speaking
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Navigating Voir Dire Podcast: Attorney Dennis Mulvihill discusses aspects of voir dire and what attorneys can look for during this process. Attorney Mulvihill shares his experiences and insight on handling prospective jurors and what questions to ask to potentially remove jurors for cause. by Civilly Speaking
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A Look Inside the Practice of Insurance Law: Host Sean Harris talks with Cleveland attorney and OAJ member, Bobby Rutter, about insurance law and hot button issues happening in the industry. by Civilly Speaking
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Ohio Insurance Law: A Throwback Perspective on the Past, Present & Future: Host Sean Harris talks with plaintiff attorney and OAJ’s Insurance Law Section Chair, Bob Kerpsack, about his recent article, Ohio Insurance Law: A Throwback Perspective on the Past, Present & Future. by Civilly Speaking
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ERISA at a Fundamental Level Podcast: This month on Civilly Speaking our host talks with Columbus attorney Scott Stitt about the ever changing world of ERISA litigation. Scott discusses ERISA at the fundamental level and shares recent rulings from the Supreme Court of the United States. by Civilly Speaking
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The Art of Negotiating: Host Sean Harris talks with Columbus attorney and director of the American Negotiation Institute, Kwame Christian, about how to become a better negotiator. by Civilly Speaking
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Understanding the Basics of Nursing Home Litigation: Host Sean Harris talks with Cleveland attorney and OAJ member Nancy Iler about nursing home litigation. by Civilly Speaking
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Probate 101: Host Sean Harris talks with OAJ member Susan Richlak about the intersection of probate law and personal injury law. by Civilly Speaking
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How to be an Effective Dealmaker: Host Sean Harris talks with Jeff B. Cohen, a California attorney and former child actor best remembered for his role as Chunk in The Goonies, about what it takes to be an effective dealmaker. by Civilly Speaking
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Robot Cars & the Future of Auto Liability: Host Sean Harris speaks with Daniel Hinkle, the Senior State Affairs Counsel at the American Association for Justice, about robot cars and the future of auto liability. by Civilly Speaking
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Ohio Bicycling and the Law: Host Sean Harris talks with OAJ member and Lakewood attorney, Ken Knabe, about Ohio bicycle laws and cases to educate cyclists and the public. by Civilly Speaking
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The Changing Nature of Ohio’s Subrogation Law: Host Sean Harris talks with plaintiff attorney and OAJ secretary Bob Wagoner about the changing nature of Ohio’s Subrogation law over the last several months as well as looking forward. by Civilly Speaking
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Cases and Clients That are Best for Mediation: Host Sean Harris talks with plaintiff attorney, Eleana Drakatos, about what cases and clients are best for mediation. by Civilly Speaking
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An Update from the Ohio Statehouse: Host Sean Harris talks with OAJ’s Executive Director, John Van Doorn, about legislation pending in the Ohio Statehouse. by Civilly Speaking
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Selecting the Right Expert Witnesses: Host Sean Harris talks with Cincinnati attorney and OAJ member Sarah Tankersley about how to select the right expert witnesses. by Civilly Speaking
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How to be Successful when Taking on a Medical Malpractice Case: Host Sean Harris talks with OAJ member, Megan Frantz Oldham about medical malpractice cases and how to be successful when selecting and taking on these cases. by Civilly Speaking
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Preparing Clients for Testimony: Host Sean Harris talks with Columbus attorney and OAJ member Dan Mordarski about preparing clients for testimony and whether or not preparation is necessary. by Civilly Speaking
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How Lawyers can use Social Media to Build Their Brand and Show Their Human Side: Host Sean Harris talks with Mitch Jackson, an attorney from Orange County, California, about different ways law firms can use social media to build their brand as well as how to show their human side to gain more clients. by Civilly Speaking
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