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The Litigator's Edge

Where innovative attorneys reveal the strategies that have transformed their legal practice.

Podcast · By Aniket Sawant, CEO, Threadeo · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    You Make the Mess, You Clean It Up: Don Migliori on 9/11, Meta, and the Civil Justice System (opens the original)

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    In this episode of The Litigator's Edge , host Aniket Sawant sits down with Don Migliori , a mass tort trial lawyer at Motley Rice , to explore how civil litigation can create lasting change far beyond individual verdicts. Don shares his journey from defending asbestos companies to representing plaintiffs in some of the most consequential public-interest cases of the last two decades. The conversation examines his work representing families affected by the September 11 attacks, ongoing Anti-Terr

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    The Poet in the Data Room: Vikram Masson on Narrative, Document Review, and AI (opens the original)

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    Artificial intelligence is changing litigation, but the real challenge isn't adopting AI. It's making AI accurate, defensible, and trustworthy in high-stakes legal matters. In this episode of The Litigator's Edge, host Aniket Sawant sits down with Vikram Masson, e-discovery and advanced analytics leader at Redgrave LLP, to explore how leading law firms are building AI-powered litigation workflows while keeping humans firmly in the loop. Vikram shares his journey from traditional legal practice i

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