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by Elizabeth Larrick | Trial Consultant
Today: #124 in Education, Philippines on our combined chart.
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Latest daily rankings: Oct 22. New rankings will appear after the next update.
Position on the Education, Philippines combined chart over the last 7 days. Toggle platforms to compare their positions. Lower rank numbers are better.
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| Date | Combined Rank | Apple Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Castbox |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 22 | #124 | #125 | — | #93 |
| Oct 21 | #54 | #56 | #46 | #49 |
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How to Get Better Feedback From Your Focus Groups [Ep 175]
September 23, 2026 · 19 minMake your next focus group actually reveal the weaknesses, blind spots, and sticky points in your case, before the defense does! Long, compound questions will kill the conversation. Keep the flow moving with shorter prompts. Silence is…
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Focus Groups Before Discovery: Vishal Shah on Case Development Strategy [Ep 174]
September 9, 2026 · 41 minHow does a small law firm evaluate whether to conduct a focus group? The expense, the planning and organization, the time it takes: the stakes feel higher when you have a more nimble organization. Vishal Shah is a plaintiff-side…
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Trial Prep Under Pressure: 3 Days to a $3.4M Verdict [Ep 173]
August 26, 2026 · 19 minPerhaps a short trial can be better? When you had planned for a five day trial, and then the first morning in the courtroom, the judge announces that the case will be completed in three days. Hard stop. No exceptions. Is it a scramble…
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Identify a Judge's Trial Persona Before you Walk into the Courtroom [Ep 172]
August 12, 2026 · 18 minJudge rules can make or break your trial, and most lawyers are looking at the wrong document first. If you are headed to trial, this episode shows why the judge's trial rules, schedule, and persona matter more than simply memorizing jury…
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AI During Trial: Jury & Verdict. Part Two with Michelle Gessner [Ep 171]
July 29, 2026 · 28 minIn our last episode, we learned about Michelle Gessner's recent trial in North Carolina, where she was forced to pivot from a regular audio/video presentation, using modern technology, to a courtroom with no microphones, no TVs, no…
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AI for Winning Courtroom Visuals: Case Study with Michelle Gessner [Ep 170]
July 15, 2026 · 27 minMy guest today, Michelle Gessner, joined the podcast back in December of 2024, where we discussed her $21 million verdict against Wells Fargo. Today she's back with the story of a recent verdict success in North Carolina, which suddenly…
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Juror Attention Spans: The Science Every Trial Lawyer Needs to Know [Ep 169]
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Using Case Framing in Discovery with Tony Edwards [Ep 168]
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Trial Strategy in Action: Timelines, Sequencing, and What Wins [Ep 167]
June 3, 2026 · 16 minThere is a crucial difference between timelines and sequences, and if you want jurors to see your case as plainly as you see it, you need to pay close attention. Today we explore not just how timelines help jurors understand the case…
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Depo Clips or Live Witness: The Call That Won the Case [Ep 166]
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About the show
Trial Lawyer Prep is a biweekly podcast about the craft of building successful plaintiff cases — from the moment a case walks in the door to the outcome that closes it, whether that's a jury verdict or settlement. Each episode is a how-to: focus group methodology, witness preparation, persuasion and case themes, trial tactics, deposition strategy, and case preparation that delivers the best possible outcome for your client.
Hosted by Elizabeth Larrick — a former plaintiff personal injury attorney turned trial consultant — the show pulls back the curtain on the work that happens behind the scenes to build stronger cases. Episodes alternate between solo deep-dives on specific tactics and conversations with trial lawyers who are doing the work.