Prachtical Law
Prachtical Law
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This podcast is dedicated to providing insight and value to practitioners, law firm owners, and the public. Each episode explores key topics in Personal Injury Law, law firm ownership, and the business of law, while highlighting the importance of protecting individual rights. Whether you’re a legal professional or simply interested in understanding the justice system, this podcast offers practical knowledge, real-world experience, and thoughtful discussion.
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The podcast focuses on Personal Injury Law, law firm management, and the intricacies of the justice system, with episodes discussing topics such as client representation for Spanish-speaking populations and business strategies for law firms, offering practical insights and real-world examples.
This podcast is dedicated to providing insight and value to practitioners, law firm owners, and the public. Each episode explores key topics in Personal Injury Law, law firm ownership, and the business of law, while highlighting the importance of protecting individual rights. Whether you’re a legal professional or simply interested in understanding the justice system, this podcast offers practical knowledge, real-world experience, and thoughtful discussion.
In this episode of the Prachtical Law podcast, host Christopher Pracht sits down with Eric Englebardt, a certified mediator by the South Carolina Supreme Court and partner at Wilson & Englebardt LLC. Together, they explore the role of mediation within the courtroom—how it works, what sets it apart from traditional litigation, and how it fits into the broader legal process. Englebardt shares insights into his background, the goals of mediation, and how he collaborates with attorneys to help clients navigate difficult decisions. From maintaining neutrality to facilitating productive dialogue, the conversation breaks down what really happens during a mediation session and why it’s such a critical part of the judicial system.
• What is Mediation anyway? (00:00 – 05:09)
• How to solve a disagreement (05:09 – 16:38)
• Best Practices for Mediation (16:38 – 27:05)
• Current Legal System Challenges (27:05 – 33:52)
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