Moe Levine’s Practice and Strategies

Join William Barton & Russell Corker as they dive into the lessons they’ve learned from Moe Levine’s practice and strategies and talk about how you can integrate those lessons into your own practice. They start with a brief history of Moe Levine and why he was such a significant contributor to the world of personal injury and, specifically, medical malpractice cases.  They then discuss what trial lawyers can learn from Levine to help improve their practice, discussing topics such as: How to make arguments that respect human nature How Levine’s sincere conviction came from the fact that he only took cases he sincerely believed in There is no situation that a trial lawyer cannot reframe if they think about it long enough Levine was an effective trial lawyer, because of the things that he suffered in his own life, he had the ability to feel empathy for his clients The idea of the whole man--when you injure a part of the person it affects the whole person--an injury to a part is an i