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D.L. Rencher

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From a complicated childhood dealing with parental substance addiction and peer engagement in serious crime, to theater in college and even the Marine Corps, D.L. Rencher has lived through many diverse experiences on his path to trial law. The one common thread through his entire life has been his commitment and fervent interest in social justice. Driven by this passion and his independent persistence, D.L. put himself through law school and dedicated himself to tireless advocacy in his work.

Listen as D.L. shares stories of his personal and career journey and story about a key case with a verdict (regardless of the outcome) that strengthened his relentless resilience to bring justice for his clients.
For his “Closing Argument,” D.L. shares his on the three ways to “go through a wall.” He talks about the importance of of giving everything you’ve got, to leave nothing behind. “Bring it to the table, because this is where it matters. This is the Arena of Litigation."

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Chapters

1. D.L. Rencher (00:00:00)

2. Why did you want to become a trial lawyer? (00:01:21)

3. What makes you unique? (00:04:57)

4. A case that matters. (00:05:38)

5. D.L.’s “Closing Argument” (00:08:22)

21 episodes

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From a complicated childhood dealing with parental substance addiction and peer engagement in serious crime, to theater in college and even the Marine Corps, D.L. Rencher has lived through many diverse experiences on his path to trial law. The one common thread through his entire life has been his commitment and fervent interest in social justice. Driven by this passion and his independent persistence, D.L. put himself through law school and dedicated himself to tireless advocacy in his work.

Listen as D.L. shares stories of his personal and career journey and story about a key case with a verdict (regardless of the outcome) that strengthened his relentless resilience to bring justice for his clients.
For his “Closing Argument,” D.L. shares his on the three ways to “go through a wall.” He talks about the importance of of giving everything you’ve got, to leave nothing behind. “Bring it to the table, because this is where it matters. This is the Arena of Litigation."

Visit Website
Instagram
YouTube
Presented by CloudLex and Lexvia.

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Chapters

1. D.L. Rencher (00:00:00)

2. Why did you want to become a trial lawyer? (00:01:21)

3. What makes you unique? (00:04:57)

4. A case that matters. (00:05:38)

5. D.L.’s “Closing Argument” (00:08:22)

21 episodes

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