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Netflix has figured out an important puzzle piece when it comes to captivating audience members and drawing them into shows -- whether a series, documentary or film. It all starts with a strong, compelling opening scene. In this episode, Lloyd Bell draws parallels from the household streaming giant and outlines tactics attorneys can use to form the most impactful opening statements in court.Watch the full interview on YouTube here.

In this episode, Laura Shamp returns to continue our conversation on our shared $75M medical malpractice verdict -- the largest in Georgia history. Listen to Part 2 as we discuss the Buckelew trial and its impact, Laura's experience being a top woman attorney in the field, and how to craft a compelling story for your jury. Watch the full interview on YouTube here.

We're picking back up with Season 3 of Face the Jury with a very special guest -- Laura Shamp. Laura is a leading trial lawyer, a strong appellate advocate, and passionate about improving the quality of medical care in Georgia. Alongside co-counsel Lloyd Bell, she recently secured a historic $75M medical malpractice verdict, the largest ever in the state. Tune in to Part 1 of Laura's story as we discuss Jonathan Buckelew's "locked-in" case, the preparation that goes into a years-long case, and viewing healthcare through the lens of consumerism.This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Huseby. For more information, visit www.huseby.com.   Watch the full interview on YouTube here.

In this episode, Pat Malone returns to continue our conversation on medical malpractice advocacy. Listen to Part 2 of Pat's story as we discuss the rules of the road for trial practice, Pat's toughest courtroom loss, and the biggest lessons learned in trial.This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Huseby. For more information, visit www.huseby.com. Watch the full interview on YouTube here.

In this episode, we're joined by the GOAT of medical malpractice advocacy -- Pat Malone. Pat is a leading patient safety advocate and has won just about every award in the industry for his work. He's an accomplished author, fellow Inner Circle member, and has a long record of exceptional verdicts and settlements on behalf of his clients. Tune in to Part 1 of Pat's story as we discuss the #1 rule for better healthcare, Pat's biggest courtroom success, and the danger of comparative verdicts. This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Huseby. For more information, visit www.huseby.com. Watch the full interview on YouTube here.  

Face the Jury is back, and we're kicking off the new season with a guest unlike any other. We invited one of the most successful defense attorneys in Georgia on the show to discuss medical malpractice from the opposing side. Listen as Paul Weathington discusses the healthcare providers' perspective in medical malpractice cases, the biggest mistakes plaintiffs' lawyers make during trial, and what makes a successful defense attorney. This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Huseby. For more information, visit www.huseby.com. Watch the full interview on YouTube here.

In the Season Two finale of Face the Jury, guest Josh Koskoff returns to continue a discussion on seemingly impossible cases. Today, he recounts his experience representing the 10 families of victims in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting against the manufacturer of the assault rifle used to carry out the attack.  This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Forge Consulting. For more information, visit forgeconsulting.com. 

We're joined by Josh Koskoff, a medical malpractice attorney known for taking on seemingly impossible cases with a strong moral core. In this episode, we examine one such case against Harvard University for its continued use and profit from slavery images that one Connecticut woman says belong to her, as a direct descendent of the enslaved people in the famous photographs.  This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Forge Consulting. For more information, visit forgeconsulting.com. 

A continued discussion with guest John Campbell, founder of Empirical Jury, surrounding the science of polling, the art of influence, and the melding of big data analytics in jury research. This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Forge Consulting. For more information, visit forgeconsulting.com. 

Guest John Campbell, founder of Empirical Jury, joins to discuss the vital role of data and analytics in a jury trial. This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Forge Consulting. For more information, visit forgeconsulting.com. 

Guest Dan Holloway joins to discuss the inner workings of Bell Law Firm --  from approaching cases and preparing for trial to achieving successful outcomes on behalf of clients. 

A continued discussion of military medical malpractice and the Feres Doctrine with guests Natalie Khawam and Matt Grant.

We're joined by lawyer Natalie Khawam and reporter Matt Grant to discuss the issue of military medical malpractice. 

In this inaugural episode of Season 2, we're joined by past client Tammy Wilson. Tammy shares her story, how she came to be a victim of medical malpractice, the justice she received, and how malpractice profoundly changed her life.

A deep dive into the most important aspects of a jury trial: jury selection opening statement

How to win a trial: how to prepare, how to present and how to convince a jury to return a righteous verdict for the plaintiff.

A look into record-verdict medical malpractice case Sandra Williams v. St. Francis Hospital.

A look into record-verdict medical malpractice case Sandra Williams v. St. Francis Hospital.

Real life cases of medical malpractice: what happened, how things played out in court, and what it took to bring justice for those involved.

Malpractice: what it is, and what it isn’t. If you think that indeed you might have a case on your hands, now what?