Insulating Your Practice Against Big Tech Invasion with Bob Simon

David vs. Goliath

Technology and new rules of engagement are rattling law practice across different states. Arizona and Utah, for example, allow non-lawyers to be law firm partners. California allows legal paraprofessionals - non-lawyers who only have to get a certificate - to practice law. Now, Big Tech and artificial intelligence (AI) are entering the practice of law. Astoundingly, the AI is posting a win rate north of 50%.

These changes - the deployment of AI and the emergence of Big Tech in the legal profession - blur the lines of the practice of law. How do we insulate ourselves from this invasion and distinguish ourselves as lawyers? Today's guest, Robert (Bob) Simon, explores these emerging issues and shares his vision for the future of the practice of law.

In this episode:

• [00:36] Stan Gipe and Matt Dolman introduce their guest, Robert (Bob) Simon
• [02:42] Head start: why Bob started Justice HQ and how solo practice lawyers can benefit
• [04:56] Baby bar, Kim Kardashian, non-lawyers owning law firms, Bob shares his views on changes to expect in the law practice in California
• [06:19] How artificial intelligence is changing the game and what lawyers must do to insulate themselves
• [07:26] With AI lawyers recording over 50% win rates in some claims without human assistance, does AI blur the lines of what is the practice of law?
• [09:57] The AI tsunami will promote more alternative dispute resolution— how will this affect lawyers?
• [13:28] Climbing the steep learning curve of becoming a note-worthy trial lawyer alone is daunting. How Justice HQ is bringing change
• [16:08] A new lawyer's cross and how they can lighten the burden
• [20:13] Bob's Bourbon of Proof Tour: what it is about and everything else he has going on
• [22:52] The immense value of a knowledge and case sharing community for lawyers
• [25:08] Is a trial skills training school necessary and vital for your next step as a trial lawyer?
• [28:07] Bob's rise to fame: from not being taken seriously as a young lawyer to hitting monster verdicts, and now insurers are wary of getting in the ring with him
• [30:28] Who determines the value of a client's loss during trial? Shoot for the stars
• [32:06] Bob's strategy for convincing the jury to consider high-value compensation requests
• [35:33] Navigating a bad faith case and helping clients get millions over policy in compensation
• [37:27] "Success requires a great partner." How to choose the right partner

💡 Featured Guest 💡

Name Robert (Bob) Simon

Title: Co-founder of the Simon Law Group and Justice HQ

Specialty: He acts as the primary trial attorney for the Simon Law Group and has since made it his mission to fight for the injured and the less fortunate. Bob is known for getting massive verdicts on spine injury cases, with several verdicts over 10 million dollars in settlements. He is one of the two or three most successful trial lawyers of his generation. He spends a lot of his time giving back to the community and mentoring other trial lawyers in the craft of consumer advocate law.

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🔑 Relevant Resources 🔑

• Bourbon of Proof
• Bourbon of Proof Tour
• Personal Injury Protection
• 411 PAIN nailed by the Attorney General's office
• 411 PAIN subject to and is a defendant in a lawsuit filed by GEICO in Federal Court
• RICO statute, Racketeering, and Influence Corruption Organization Act
• “Self-Referral Act”
• Florida Chiropractic Advertising Laws

The insights and views presented in “David vs. Goliath” are for general information purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. The information presented is not a substitute for consulting with an attorney. Nor does tuning in to this podcast constitute an attorney-client relationship of any kind. Any case result information provided on any portion of this podcast should not be understood as a promise of any particular result in a future case. Dolman Law Group Accident Injury Lawyers: Big firm results, small firm personal attention.