Lindsay Langella's Many Roles and How She Manages Them All

Networking, Social Media, and Law Firm Ownership with Rilee Harrison

In just seven short years, Rilee Harrison of Maples, Harrison, and Zeaman, has gone from newly admitted attorney to law firm owner. Rilee leveraged networking and social media to acquire new business. Tens of thousands of people follow Rilee on social media. He wants them to think of him when they think Oklahoma. Although his firm is only a few months old, he already has big plans for the future.

Christina Gullo Helps Injured Motorcyclists and Railroad Workers

Christina Gullo is a partner at The Kantor Gullo Firm and a Board Member of the NYS Trial Academy. She is located in Buffalo, but practices across the state. She practices all types of personal injury cases, but has a large portion of her caseload dedicated to motorcycle and railroad accidents. Christina helped start the "Special Term" program live streaming court proceedings so lawyers can see what real practice looks like. She also stays busy by training for a half marathon supporting MS research and spending time with her one year old son.

Carey Beyer Helped Change an Unfair Law

After a professional experience with an unfair law about holding dog owner's responsible for dog attacks, Carey Beyer made it his mission to help change the law. Carey also discusses his new move back to his hometown and new role at O'Connor and Partners. Also, Carey and I discuss his heavy involvement with the Trial Academy.

Lindsay Langella's Many Roles and How She Manages Them All

Lindsay is a trial lawyer, business owner, mom, Trial Academy Associate Board Chair, networking group founder, and more! In this episode Lindsay talks about how she manages all these different roles and the exciting things happening in her firms and organizations.

Michael Solomon Established Liability and Obtained a Jury Verdict over 250k

Michael Solomon is the Senior Trial Attorney at Smiley and Smiley LLP. Michael transitioned from Assistant District Attorney to Personal Injury Attorney in March 2020. Recently, he tried a case to verdict for an individual who was assaulted on a construction site. He discusses how he was able to obtain a jury verdict over 250k for his client in a case where the defendants heavily disputed liability.