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Suing Big Tech and Fighting ICE: Trial Law as Social Change, with Ben & Rahul (opens the original)
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How do you force a trillion-dollar company to do the right thing? Rahul Ravipudi 's answer runs on cold economics: big companies won't behave until it's more expensive not to. That's the pressure trial lawyers are putting on Meta, TikTok, Snap, and YouTube in the litigation over kids' mental health. In this wide-ranging conversation, hosts Ben Gideon and Rahul trade notes on cases that sit far outside most trial lawyers' wheelhouses. Ben shares about his civil rights fight against Immigration an
Your Software Won't Win the Trial, with Sara Cordrey (opens the original)
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What if the most powerful AI in your practice still isn't the thing winning your cases? Sara Cordrey , CEO and co-founder of the legal AI platform Parambil , built with chief medical officer Dr. Ralph Horwitz, argues that technology is leverage—not a substitute for a lawyer's judgment or for the medical record itself. Drawing on her McKinsey work analyzing gaps in patient care, she explains how purpose-built AI helps trial lawyers rip through records, reorder how cases get worked up, and surface
Two Minutes to Win the Jury with Robert Hirschhorn (opens the original)
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Jury consultant Robert Hirschhorn built his career on a promise to his late wife and mentor, Cathy Bennett: make her tools accessible to lawyers who couldn't otherwise afford them. That promise became VerdictHub , an AI tool that runs venue-specific surveys using the equivalent of 500 "digital jurors," with results delivered in three days for $3,000. Robert joins Ben Gideon and Rahul Ravipudi to break down when a two-minute voir dire can outperform an hour-long one, why he's reversed course on j
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