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Feliz Rael on Leaving Railroad Defense Law to Spend Two Decades Fighting for New Mexico's (opens the original)
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What happens when a young woman goes to law school intending to work on the plaintiff's side, clerks and works for plaintiff's firms all the way through her training, graduates, and then ends up taking a job as a railroad defense lawyer fighting off injury claims from the exact people she always meant to help In this episode of the Trustcast Show, Zane Myers speaks with Feliz Rael of The Law Office of Feliz A. Rael in Albuquerque, New Mexico — a Super Lawyers selectee, AV Preeminent rated by Mar
Ed Parra on Prosecuting Drug (opens the original)
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What happens when a Penn State Law graduate who sees himself as a trial attorney starts prosecuting drug and racketeering cases for the State of Arizona because that is where the courtroom work is, which is precisely what UIM coverage exists for, helps his friend gather medical records and draft the demand on a pro bono basis, and recovers in the UIM claim alone more than what the previous attorney had recovered in the entire liability proceeding — and then looks at what he just saw and decides
Jasmine Daya on Buying Three Downtown Toronto Nightclubs During a Pandemic (opens the original)
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What happens when a Toronto personal injury lawyer whose South Asian parents emigrated from Nairobi to Canada in 1974 and sent her to private schools on high expectations grows up getting into trouble as a teenager so the expectations shift to her brother, watches law shows on television and decides she can see herself in a courtroom, And then a second nightclub. And then a third. In this episode of the Trustcast Show, Zane Myers speaks with Jasmine Daya — founding principal of Jasmine Daya & Co
Roman Lifson on Growing Up in Soviet Moscow Before Racing Cars & Trying Cases for Thirty-Four Years, (opens the original)
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What happens when a boy who spent his first ten years in Soviet Moscow — learning from a very early age which thoughts he could not say out loud, watching his parents stand in winter lines without knowing what was being sold because if there was a long line something worth having must be there, absorbing survival as the organizing principle of daily life — watches his parents risk everything to emigrate, arrives in the United States, discovers speed, becomes a competitive race car driver, goes t
Michael Kramarz on Twelve Years Inside the IRS as a Special Trial Attorney, (opens the original)
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What happens when a kid from Miami earns his accounting degrees at the University of Florida, goes to the University of Miami for law school and his LL.M. in tax, joins the IRS Office of Chief Counsel, spends twelve years as a government attorney litigating the agency's most complex controversies — the last four as a Special Trial Attorney standing up in United States Tax Court on behalf of the United States, building litigation teams, managing expert witnesses, briefing executives, learning exa
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