Trial Technology & Litigation Support Podcast: Recent Episodes
Robb Helt
This show is designed to hear from industry leaders and business developers who know their product. We talk about everything from latest happenings to current development issues and trends in this very niche market.
Shane Miller joins me to talk about Entreleadership Summit in San Diego. This show has a couple of speeches in it that you will want to hear.
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Houston employment attorney Ron Dupree joins us on the podcast to talk about employment law and graphics.
We talk about the Adnan Syed case and you need to know that these things actually happen in America.
This episode is nothing more than Jason and I talking about nothing and everything all at once. Doggie Jail - Motley Crue - Video Encoding - Projectors - Downtime... You name it, we talked about it.
We talk with Jeff Aresty, the creator of Internetbar.org. This wonderful organization is helping people with awesome hacking techniques.
This show is one of the worst we have ever done. Complete rambling and no substance to this show what-so-ever. However, I am always going to release shows, so feel free to try and enjoy.
One of our favorite guests, Chad Paulin, joins us again to talk about Augmented Reality. You will want to check out the video of this show as well at https://youtu.be/0uqxBw6D_08
What happens when you realize that this job in the legal space is not for you? On this show, we jump right into that topic.
Sharon Newman Edwards, host of the podcast Justice Delayed, joins us to talk about her quest to help solve a 15 year old murder in Abilene, TX. We talk about the case and her podcast.
On this weeks podcast, we talk with Ryan Spear, President of The Spear Travel Group. Ryan goes into detail about how to book big room blocks and conference rooms. He gives us an inside track on why to NOT do this yourself. You need a pro and he's the guy!
After searching for a while, I found the 1st episode of the podcast and wanted to repost it.
Jim McCranie, CEO of Visionary talks with us about where Visionary is and about Digital Reporting. This is a whole new way of recording and transcribing events.
Memphis Lawyer Sean Hunt joins us on this show to talk about a technological law firm and how automation helps his practice.
On this episode we talk more about graphics and how things have changed over the years.
No guest needed for this one. I explore the wrap up for the year in one of the shortest shows of the year.
We are joined this week by Zafe Mustafa from Done By 5 software to discuss exhibit stickers.
Logistics for large trials is a nightmare for a novice. On top of that having a job supporting users of software is also difficult. Nancy talks with us about how to manage both. This is a do not miss show for those in BIG LIT.
Jason Weitholter of the American Guild of Court Videographers takes us on a ride to talk about the different types of certification
Rob Rosenberg joins us to talk about how focus groups and mock trials kept a young lady with mental illness out of State prison.
This Episode we talk with Andrew Guevara about his ideas for a training program for hotseat folks.
3 videographers and 3 trial technology consultants join the show to talk about what some of the problems are in both areas and how we can work together to promote the best product for attorneys and display in court.
Derrick Sample joins us to talk about graphics and what makes a good or bad graphic. Derrick is a partner with Core Legal Concepts and has literally seen everything you can see in the legal arena.
How cases get funded by outside sources. Some think it is a horrible idea and some think it helps. This is for you to decide.
We talk with Derek Miller and Kim Taylor about what it means for the users of Trial Director in the future concerning this buyout. This show answers some of the users questions
Ted Brooks - Tim Piganelli - Richard Katz - Rob Rosenberg all talk with me about their respective careers and war stories
This intake software is designed with the end user in mind. It is so inexpensive but yet so powerful.
We talk with Eric Pubentz about On Cue. This was the very first show that I did. This is also my favorite show.