USLAW Live! Podcast

Episode 44

Nikki Holder, a shareholder in the Gulfport (MS) office of Carr Allison, joins USLAW Live! for a wide-ranging discussion on key aspects of Mississippi law. Alongside USLAW Live! co-hosts Nick Rauch (Larson • King LLP | Minnesota/North Dakota) and Mike Judy (Dysart Taylor | Kansas/Western Missouri), they discuss comparative fault, caps on non-economic damages, inflated settlements, the role of Chancery Courts and the nuances of the “merger doctrine.” Beyond the legal discussion, the conversation ventures into honeymoon, cocktails, and the undeniable value of TSA PreCheck. Tune in to this informative and engaging conversation.

USLAW serves the state of Mississippi with member firms Carr Allison (Southern Mississippi) and Copeland, Cook, Taylor and Bush, P.A. 

Episode 43

Dean Nickas, a partner in the Miami office of Wicker Smith and member of the firm’s retail practice group, joins USLAW Live! to discuss his extensive general liability defense practice, including a focus on food liability, food tampering and food-borne illness claims. He and USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark (Pierce Couch in Oklahoma) and Mike Judy (Dysart Taylor) explore the importance of brand protection, the rise in fraud-related allegations, the” Mount Rushmore” of most unusual things seen in these cases—topics that may have you rethinking your next meal choice. The conversation also delves into college and pro sports, favorite travel destinations, and the Camino de Santiago. Tune in for a fun conversation that blends real-world legal stories and personal perspectives.

Episode 42

Mike Funk of American Legal Records joins USLAW Live! to share the evolving world of record retrieval and how timing can shape legal strategy, case development and outcomes. Alongside USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark (Pierce Couch in Oklahoma) and Mike Judy (Dysart Taylor), they talk about the critical role relationships play in business growth and unpack the expansive universe of records — from medical files and diagnostic imaging to government documents and archived materials. The conversation delves into pre-discovery, pre-litigation searches, litigated matters, archived files, and the wavering power of the subpoena in today’s legal environment. And because no conversation with Mike Funk is complete without a little golf, the episode also features favorite courses and a memorable PGA Championship story.  Tune in today.

Episode 41

Meghan Litecky, a former prosecutor turned civil litigator from Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, joins USLAW Live! to unpack the “empty chair” defense (or lack thereof in Missouri), pure comparative fault, and key issues in transportation and premises liability. She and USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark (Pierce Couch in Oklahoma) and Nick Rauch (Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota) also discuss damages outcomes and the value of engaging experts—from arborists to S-E-A, Ltd. and the Department of Transportation. They also cover J-turns, vegetation management, cattle guards—and, for good measure, the best bites at the Minnesota State Fair. Enjoy this wide-ranging conversation.

Episode 40

Dennis Whelan of Moran Reeves Conn in Virginia joins USLAW Live! to break down the latest on FAAAA Preemption, including the recent case in front of the Supreme Court, Montgomery vs Caribe Transport LLC and what this means for motor carriers, shippers and brokers. Dennis examines the origins of FAAAA and USLAW Live! co-hosts Mike Judy (Dysart Taylor) and Nick Rauch (Larson • King) talk about the influence of the Sixth, Seventh, Ninth and Eleventh Circuits’ rulings and why intrastate versus interstate matters. Tune in to this helpful analysis of this rapidly evolving legal landscape.

Episode 39

USLAW Live! Co-hosts Jessica Dark, Pam Hallford, Mike Judy and Nick Rauch reunite to compare notes from the road. They deliver key insights and highlights from recent events, including facilitated discussions, dinners and social activities. From Las Vegas to Beverly Hills and Scottsdale, they touch on topics like reserve settings, the use of surveillance, AI, retention and succession, while also sharing the social side of USLAW events – think Def Leppard, mahjong madness, shopping Rodeo Drive, Corvettes and the Las Vegas Raiders. There is so much on the USLAW horizon, and the foursome gives a forward-looking preview of what’s ahead. Tune in for this engaging recap—and a glimpse of what’s next.

Episode 38

As USLAW marks 25 years, USLAW Live! welcomes Lew Bricker, managing partner of Amundsen Davis, one of USLAW’s founding member firms, who traces his path from young lawyer to second-generation USLAW leader and Chair—and now a mentor to USLAW’s rising third generation. Alongside USLAW Live! co-hosts Pam Hallford (Carr Allison), Mike Judy (Dysart Taylor) and Nick Rauch (Larson • King), Lew shares the “secret sauce” behind USLAW’s lasting success, his hopes for USLAW’s future, reflects on favorite event destinations, and reveals the story behind a surprise concert on a legendary diamond.

Episode 37

As USLAW celebrates 25 years in 2026, USLAW Live! welcomes USLAW co-founder Charles Carr for a conversation about the pivotal boat-ride conversation with co-founder Jim O’Hagan that sealed the deal to create USLAW. What began as a shared vision for connection and collaboration continues to drive USLAW today. Charles joins USLAW Live! co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama and Michael Judy of the Dysart Taylor firm in Kansas City, Missouri, to talk client service, succession planning, mentorship, and to revisit memorable moments from USLAW’s first 25 years.

Episode 36

It’s USLAW Women’s Connection Month, and we welcome a trio of Women’s Connection leaders to USLAW Live! – Margot Wilensky of Connell Foley LLP in New Jersey, Hailey Hopper of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma, and Jennifer Lee of Fee, Smith & Sharp L.L.P. in Dallas. They join USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama to discuss leadership, collaboration, and the power of client-focused, forward-looking programming—just in time for the group’s anniversary celebration in Beverly Hills. Also on deck: mahjong, FOMO, being your authentic self, and plenty of sisterhood shoutouts. Tune in now.

Episode 35

It’s USLAW Women’s Connection Month, and we welcome Julie Proscia of Amundsen Davis in Illinois to this USLAW Live! episode. Julie, a USLAW NETWORK Executive Committee member and a labor and employment attorney, joins USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama to discuss how shifting EEOC priorities and staff shortages are reshaping discrimination claims and mediation strategies, the uptick in religious discrimination cases and the impact of AI on cases, including AI-generated complaints. Plus, they talk about the Olympics, favorite TV programs and a Hollywood-like moment for Julie’s pup. Listen in now.

Episode 34

It’s USLAW Women’s Connection Month, and Lisa Black of Black Marjieh & Sanford LLP in Elmsford (Westchester), New York, joins USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama as they discuss women’s leadership, law firm culture, and the evolving landscape of construction litigation in New York. Discover how Lisa’s female-owned firm fosters support and flexibility for litigators and working moms and dads, tackles high-profile RICO cases, and builds a collaborative network through USLAW. This conversation highlights progress in women’s representation in construction law and offers practical insights for balancing professional passion with personal well-being. Also, find out who reads memoirs, philosophy books, romance novels and who watches reality TV. Listen in on this engaging discussion.

Episode 33

As USLAW marks its 25th anniversary, one of the original members, Mark Solheim of Larson King in Minnesota, joins USLAW Live! host Michael Judy of the Dysart Taylor firm in Kansas City, Missouri, for a candid, reflective conversation on how a small, dinner-table idea grew into an international legal network built on relationships, trust, and client-centric thinking. Mark shares behind-the-scenes stories from the earliest days in Chicago, the intentional decision to put friendships before business, and how innovative, client-driven education helped differentiate USLAW from the start. The discussion spans pivotal milestones, leadership continuity and the culture of openness that continues to welcome new generations of leaders. It’s a thoughtful look at why USLAW continues to thrive today as we celebrate USLAW at 25.

Episode 32

This episode of USLAW Live brings together Dan Gerber and John Jablonski of Gerber Ciano Kelly Brady in Buffalo, New York, with co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama for a wide-ranging, engaging conversation that starts with snowstorm stories and quickly moves into serious business. You’ll hear how Gerber Ciano has evolved, driven by culture, client service, and a strong commitment to technology and early AI adoption. The discussion dives into data security, e-discovery, preservation obligations, and why speed and expertise matter when cyber or litigation risks arise. The group also tackles timely issues in New York, including RICO actions, fraud concerns, and the evolving impact of litigation funding. It’s packed with real-world perspective—listen in for enlightening conversation and practical takeaways.

Episode 31

Tom Oliver, founding shareholder and current president of Carr Allison and a past USLAW Chair, joins this episode of USLAW Live. From Alabama to a national stage and as USLAW celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026, Tom shares the origin stories of Carr Allison and USLAW—and the shared values that fuel their continued growth. Joined by USLAW Live co-hosts Mike Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, the conversation explores leadership, mentorship, friendships and building firms and a NETWORK that endures. Tom also looks ahead to the next 25 years of legal practice and emerging opportunities. Expect candid insights, optimism for the future, lighthearted football banter about the University of Alabama, Auburn University and the Kansas City Chiefs, and a few 2026 goals to kick off the year.

Episode 30

Listen to this festive holiday edition of USLAW Live with co-hosts Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The trio dives into the great wrapped vs unwrapped Santa gifts debate, stocking-stuffer strategies, gift-giving philosophies, firm holiday parties, favorite seasonal movies, and even their end-of-year Spotify revelations.

Episode 29

Get an inside look at why Texas is a hotspot for litigation and how data-driven insights are reshaping case evaluation as we visit with Trey Sandoval, a trial attorney with MehaffyWeber in Houston, Texas, and vice chair of USLAW’s transportation and logistics practice group. He and USLAW Live co-hosts Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, and Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota break down the legislative efforts to curb runaway awards, what other states can learn from Texas and why mentorship and firm culture matter. Trey also dives into his data-driven approach to case valuation—rooted in his background in clinical psychology—and how sophisticated verdict analytics help clients understand true case value. Enjoy this episode of USLAW Live.

Episode 28

In this episode, we sit down with Jack Laffey from Laffey, Leitner & Goode in Wisconsin for a look at the state’s legal landscape and a few standout moments from his nearly 40-year career, including an expansive commercial transportation and product liability practice. He and USLAW co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, also discuss rising verdict demands. Jack brings unique experience to the conversation, having been a successful plaintiff’s attorney early in his career, before switching to a defense practice, and ultimately opening his own law firm with his good friends. Jack, Pam and Mike also banter about Harvey AI, Bravocon, Grateful Dead, Tom Petty and more. Tune in now to this fun conversation.

Episode 27

Ryan Holt of Sweeny, Wingate & Barrow in South Carolina joins USLAW Live to discuss his general litigation practice, with an emphasis on retail claims, dram shop claims, and other matters impacting retailers. Ryan and USLAW co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, and Nick Rauch of Larson • King in Minnesota and North Dakota delve into how South Carolina has become a magnet for dram shop litigation, recent legal reforms and the “human” impacts of litigation. They also reminisce about unexpected bus breakdowns, vineyard tours, racing to breakfast and friendships under fire. Tune in and enjoy this conversation.

Episode 26

Obrian Rosario, a 3L at Howard University and USLAW NETWORK Foundation scholarship recipient, joins USLAW Live to talk about his law school journey and career aspirations in litigation and education, inspired by his family’s experiences and early exposure to law. He reflects on the USLAW Client Conference and what he gained by connecting with lawyers, legal leaders, experts and fellow scholarship recipients. Obrian and USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, also discuss the importance of paying it forward, taking time to pause and enjoy the people and places around you, sweet plantains and the New York Knicks. Enjoy this USLAW Live conversation.

Episode 25

Meghan Goodwin, a shareholder at Thorndal Armstrong in Las Vegas and a former hotel operations leader at one of the premier Las Vegas casino resorts, joins USLAW Live to talk about how the lack of state case law, judicial operations and strange hospitality cases make Nevada the wild, wild west in the legal landscape. Meghan and USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, also discuss Vegas jury pools, maximizing your involvement in USLAW, adventure travels and more. Enjoy this fun USLAW Live conversation.

Episode 24

USLAW Foundation scholarship recipient Taylor Stamps, a law student at the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law, joins USLAW Live to share her recent experiences at the USLAW NETWORK Annual Client Conference, how the scholarship has impacted her law school pursuits and what opportunities she is exploring to help shape her future legal career path. Taylor and USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in St. Paul, Minnesota, also discuss the advice they’d give their younger selves, Taylor’s roles as Chair of the ABA’s Law Student Division, volunteering for Upward Bound plus Taylor Swift, Harry Potter and more in this fun conversation.

Episode 23

USLAW NETWORK Vice Chair Tamara Goorevitz of Franklin & Prokopik, P.C. in Maryland joins the USLAW Live podcast to unpack several key aspects of Maryland liability law, including the cap on non-economic damages, contributory negligence and assumption of risk – and why these matters carry significant implications for businesses operating in the state. Tamara and USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, also discuss the broader state of litigation in America, offer guidance to rising litigators, and share practical tips for building a strong professional network. They round things out with seasonal favorites, like apple picking, rewatching favorite shows and movies (reality TV guilty pleasures included), and how mahjong mania can elevate a pool party to the next level. Tune in for a wide-ranging conversation that blends legal insight with a dose of fun.

Episode 22

Julie Brennan of Pion, Nerone, Girman & Smith in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, joins USLAW Live to talk about venue laws, how “regularly connected business” matters, joint and several liability and the Fair Share Act. She and co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, also talk litigation surrounding structure implosions and trucking accidents, the big Travis-Taylor engagement, plus summer travels and back-to-school ear piercings. Tune in to this wide-ranging interview.

Episode 21

Doug Clarke is a Montreal-based lawyer with USLAW member firm Therrien Couture Joli-Coeur LLP (TCJ).  He acts on behalf of domestic and international clients in a broad range of commercial matters, including mergers and acquisitions, technology licensing and product distribution both within Canada and internationally. He joins USLAW Live to talk about how TCJ uses USLAW, how cross-border collaboration helps their clients, and how litigation made him an even better commercial and transactional attorney (listening skills). Doug also shares a success story about working with USLAW member firm Poyner Spruill, and he and USLAW Live co-hosts talk U.S.-Canada travels, TSA border-crossing stories and how isotopes and treadmill tests can make crossing the border an adventure. Tune in now.

This episode features USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri.

Episode 20

Will Morris is general counsel for DSI Security Services in Dothan, Alabama, and he joins this episode of USLAW Live to talk with co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri. about what companies are doing around security services, advances in technology use in security and the role and impact of AI in security operations and security solutions. Plus, Will shares how he made the shift from the dark side of being a plaintiff’s attorney to working in-house with a national security solutions provider that provides services in 33 states and has 28 offices across the U.S. The trio also banters a bit about the peanut capital of the world, the National Peanut Festival and boiled peanuts. Tune in to this fun conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 19

Attorney Keely Duke is one of Idaho’s premier trial attorneys and a founding member of Duke Evett PLLC in Boise, Idaho. Keely joins USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama to talk focus groups, mock trials and jury pools. From theme development to local jurors still having a sense of personal responsibility, the conversation includes how to work with clients to use these trial prep tools, what the plaintiff’s bar is doing with focus group data and when to file motions in limine. It’s not all court talk, as Keely shares how her grandmother’s influence shaped her career, how she landed in Boise, what she considers a perfect day, her favorite travel destination, and how unicorns are terrific hires. Tune in to this fun conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 18

Josh Morris, senior manager, North American claims for Circle K Stores, is this week’s featured guest alongside USLAW Live co-hosts Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama. The trio talks about career building and team building, premise liability and auto liability claims, unreasonable medical billing practices and the growing trend of doctors performing care at the direction of counsel. Listen in as they also discuss what teammates gain by going back to the office full time, a possible lesson learned from a very wise Real Housewife, plus beach time, tee times, pool parties, rappelling and more. Tune in to this fun conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 17

Taylor Brewer of Moran Reeves Conn in Richmond, Virginia, visits with USLAW Live co-hosts Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, to discuss complex litigation, medical malpractice and Taylor’s growing transportation defense work. They touch upon the 1% rule of contributory negligence, nuclear verdicts and how the 1% rule plays into that, plus correctional medicine, an alarming lawyer shortage in Virginia, and the growing need for pro bono services for remote areas of the state. They also discuss Geico camels and geckos, USLAW Women’s Connection venues, marathons, back to school, and so much more. Tune in to this conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 16

Nichole Koford is a partner in Wicker Smith’s Tampa office, where her practice focuses on medical law, professional liability, administrative law and general liability. She joins USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, to discuss the latest developments in medical malpractice cases, including civil litigation and an administrative component that addresses licensure issues. They tackle the rise in doctor shortages, the expanding role of nurse practitioners and physician assistants and the use of autopsy photos at trial. Additionally, they conduct a brief DISC personality assessment and discuss topics such as Florida Man, a 93-year-old hockey-loving grandmother, teen drivers, and more. Tune in to this enjoyable conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 15

Alison Sausaman of Carr Allison’s Jacksonville, Florida, joins her colleague Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Mike Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, for a wide-ranging USLAW Live conversation that touches on the Florida Supreme Court mandate of no continuances, whether tort reform has slowed down the tidal wave of litigation and why getting creative with discovery through the use of app data can make a significant difference in your case. They also talk mahjong, Bravo and any and all editions of the Real Housewives. Tune into this fun conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 14

This episode features USLAW Vice Chair Jennifer Tricker of Baird Holm LLP in Omaha, Nebraska, who joins USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Mike Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, for a casual conversation about life as a busy commercial litigator, practice group leader, vice chair of USLAW NETWORK and busy mom of two active daughters. Jennifer, Mike and Jessica discuss the impact and power of mobile devices in our work and family lives, mentoring up-and-coming professionals, the role of AI now and in the future, and tips for succeeding in any new setting. They also touch upon reality TV and their favorite travel destinations.

Episode 13

Meghan Hvizdos, vice president of claims for MV Transportation, Inc. in Dallas, joins USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Mike Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, for a great conversation about the transportation and claims industry, how to provide the best service as outside counsel, the importance of building trusted and reliable teams (internally and with outside counsel and TPAs) plus a few career trajectory tips. Meghan’s career has taken her from over-the-road trucks to the transit industry, and her passion for trucking and transportation has led her to many interesting roles. She is eight months into her role as VP of claims for MV, the largest minority-owned, privately held passenger transportation contracting services firm in North America and a leader in providing specialized, on-demand ADA-compliant transportation for people with disabilities and the elderly. In her new role, Meghan is triaging a massive list of both old and new claims, and she shares what that entails from her perspective. Meghan, Mike, and Pam also discuss world travels, wine tasting, puppies and Post-it note to-do lists. Tune into this fun conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 12

Meet Tommy Thornton of Carr Allison in Birmingham, Alabama, who joins USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for this episode of USLAW Live. A third-generation lawyer, Tommy shares lessons learned from his father that have shaped his approach to working with clients. He also discusses what he sees as a world that is leaning into dehumanizing a human process. Tommy, Pam and Jessica also discuss metrics in the workplace – what they are and how to navigate them – plus the benefits of USLAW to clients and why trusted referrals work. They also touch on family time, Italy, Disney, a small-world travel coincidence that leads to a client dinner in London and more. Enjoy this fun conversation.

Episode 11

Ginny Murphy, risk & insurance litigation manager for Sunoco LP/Energy Transfer, joins USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota, for a great conversation about Ginny’s work in claims and litigation management, risk reduction and cost containment. They discuss the impact and integration of new acquisitions, the changes in claims load that result from this environment, and the importance of collaboration between insurance and in-house legal groups. With a lot to learn from listening to others, Ginny shares how a desire to collaborate on trends in premises liability has led to the creation of a C3 strategy and quarterly coffee talks with industry colleagues. Tune in to this insightful and entertaining conversation, which also touches on the Jersey Shore, family time, and expanding work across borders.

Episode 10

Join USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, and Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota, as they host a conversation with Chris Torrens, vice president, business development at SEA, Ltd., a multi-disciplined forensic engineering, fire investigation and visualization services company specializing in failure analysis. S-E-A is USLAW’s official technical forensic engineering and legal visualization services partner. Listen in as Chris shares how his youth football coach introduced him to S-E-A more than 26 years ago, how S-E-A has grown to employ 300 staff members, including 200 technical staff members across 15 engineering disciplines, and how S-E-A’s impact spans insurance, retail, transportation, products, and engineering industries, and more. The conversation also touches on corporate culture, Trampled by Turtles, and teenage drivers. Tune in to this wide-ranging and entertaining conversation.

Episode 9

Join USLAW Live co-hosts Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota and Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma as they host a conversation with Cory Feinberg, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of MoneyGram, a leading global payments network for consumers, businesses and communities. Listen in as Cory shares his career path to MoneyGram and how he embraces MoneyGram’s mission of financial inclusion and connecting people around the world through the movement of money. He also talks about the complexities of being a global, hybrid and partnership-driven business that operates to meet the needs of customers around the world. He, Nick and Jessica also talk about what keeps them up at night with the changing technology impacts on the global stage, benefits of USLAW for in-house general counsel, why venue matters in litigation as well as the NBA playoffs and face tattoos. Tune into this informative and entertaining conversation.

Episode 8

Join USLAW Live co-hosts Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota and Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma as they host an enjoyable conversation with Doug Marshall of Marshall Investigative Group, USLAW’s official investigative partner. Get to know Doug as he shares the evolution of the investigative industry, including the changing dynamics of social media, cyber, AI, and unmanned surveillance, as well as how various investigative tools and initiatives are helping litigators and claims professionals. Nick, Jessica and Doug also touch on TikTok, bobsledding and major inopportune injuries. Tune in to this wide-ranging conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 7

Join a trio of USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma, Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama and Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota as they host an enjoyable conversation with Earl W. Houston, II of Martin Tate in Tennessee. Get to know Earl as he shares how his early farm life in Mississippi to his now country living in Memphis has helped shape his thriving practice around transportation, premises, professional liability, and employment law. He also talks about the importance of collegiality among lawyers and goes deep into how future medicals and lifecare plans are among the most significant issues he sees these days. Tune in for this conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 6

Join USLAW Live co-hosts Jessica Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama as they enjoy a casual conversation with Adam Grafton of Bovis Kyle in Georgia. Adam was born in Illinois, raised in Tampa and lives in Atlanta, so his sports fandom is all over the map, but in this podcast episode, Adam is firmly planted in the legal scene of Georgia and shares updates on Georgia tort reform, the changing landscape for defense friendly jurisdictions and why USLAW NETWORK is so beneficial to him and his clients. Plus, the trio hits upon Florida State and University of Oklahoma football, Atlanta Braves baseball, and the fine balance of juggling a vigorous litigation practice and super active family life. Tune into this conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 5

Join USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, as they enjoy a terrific conversation with David Elmore of MDD Forensic Accountants. They touch on economic damages quantifications and loss profits/erosion resulting from “an event,” cyber hygiene, MDD’s global reach and litigation support, plus silver linings, top destinations, sailing and more.  Fun fact: David recorded this interview on his 32^nd anniversary with MDD. Tune into this enjoyable conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 4

Join USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, and Nick Rauch of Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota as they enjoy a great conversation with Chris Cotter of Roetzel & Andress in Ohio. Chris shares how a defense known as FAAAA Preemption has become a powerful weapon in the fight against direct negligence claims against brokers and shippers arising out of catastrophic truck accidents. Pam, Mike, Nick, and Chris discuss what’s happening with the defense in state and federal courts across the country, how motor carriers factor into the analysis, and how the defense collaborates across the NETWORK to support their clients. They also touch on family time, Disney trips, and that ice pack on Pam’s forehead. Tune into this lively and informative conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 3

Tune in to USLAW Live Episode 3 and hear co-hosts Jessica L. Dark of Pierce Couch in Oklahoma and Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Alabama chat about the legal industry, construction, tariffs, travel and more with special guest Caryn A. Boisen of Larson • King, LLP in Minnesota. Caryn is the chair of the USLAW NETWORK Construction Practice Group, and she shares how tariffs are having a direct impact on the construction industry with current and future projects and how her law firm is set up to help attorneys and clients thrive. Plus, she shares some of her favorite travel destinations. Tune into this fun conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 2

Join USLAW Live co-hosts Pam Hallford of Carr Allison in Dothan, Alabama, and Michael Judy of Dysart Taylor in Kansas City, Missouri, as they enjoy a great conversation with Dr. Christina Marinakis, CEO of Immersion Legal Jury. With a full team of consultants strategically located across the country, Christina shares how she launched Immersion Legal’s jury practice, what she sees as trending issues in the courtroom, and tips and tricks for working with juries in this digitally focused, social media-consuming, remote work-leading contentious time. Pam, Mike and Christina also discuss significant topics like hot wings, reality TV, and more. Tune into this fun conversation on USLAW Live.

Episode 1

In this first episode, you will get to know Ken  Wingate as co-hosts Nick Rauch and Jessica Dark have a fun, lighthearted conversation with him about his collaborative and full-court press approach to leading USLAW, the importance of teamwork, the role of family and having a work-life balance, plus they talk about ice fishing, camping, hunting, reading, Mahjong and more.