The Trial Bible | A Podcast for Trial Lawyers
The Trial Bible | A Podcast for Trial Lawyers
Podcast Description
Welcome to The Trial Bible – your front-row seat to the courtroom strategies behind today’s biggest verdicts.
In each episode, we sit down with top trial attorneys from across the country to dissect their recent wins. You’ll hear the real stories behind headline-making cases, the key jury instructions that swayed the outcome, and the battle-tested tools that helped them hit big.
Whether you're a practicing attorney, law student, or just a fan of high-stakes storytelling, this is your guide to what really works in the courtroom. Let’s get into it.
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The podcast focuses on legal strategies, jury instruction insights, and storytelling, with episodes exploring recent high-profile verdicts, personal narratives from trial attorneys, and key tactics used in successful cases, such as emotional intelligence and resilience in the courtroom.
Welcome to The Trial Bible – your front-row seat to the courtroom strategies behind today’s biggest verdicts.
In each episode, we sit down with top trial attorneys from across the country to dissect their recent wins. You’ll hear the real stories behind headline-making cases, the key jury instructions that swayed the outcome, and the battle-tested tools that helped them hit big.
Whether you’re a practicing attorney, law student, or just a fan of high-stakes storytelling, this is your guide to what really works in the courtroom. Let’s get into it.
A 67-year-old nursing-home resident on Coumadin suffers a fall. No timely CT. A slow intracranial bleed. Sparse records (“s/p fall”). Defense says “coincidence.” Using PHL §2801-d, a disciplined verdict sheet, and visible causation, Elliott Sinel secures a $10M Bronx verdict. This is a masterclass on burden-shifting statutes, voir dire in elder-care cases, and the power of starting with their nurse.
What you’ll learn
- Deploy PHL §2801-d and plead death as an injury
- Sequence witnesses to lock in departures through the defense nurse
- Translate complex medicine into visuals jurors trust
- Map witnesses to verdict-sheet questions—then close by walking them
- Humanize damages when medical proof is thin
Guest
Elliott Sinel — Plaintiff’s Trial Attorney (Nursing-Home/Healthcare Negligence)
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliot-sinel-14561b303/
Website: https://www.nycbedsorelawyer.com/
Host
Gennady Voldz– Plaintiff’s Trial Attorney
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gennady-voldz-esq-74414943/
Voldz Law: https://voldzlaw.com/
Connect
Questions or case stories for the show? [email protected]
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