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Sean Claggett – Great Trial Lawyers Are So Prepared, It’s Unbelievable
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How do legends of the law become legendary? How can one attorney help secure over $2.5 BILLION for their clients? And what makes a trial lawyer great?
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by renowned trial lawyer Sean Claggett of Claggett & Sykes Law Firm. Sean has helped injured clients receive over $2.5 billion in verdicts, and helps law students and fellow trial attorneys learn how to be effective advocates and run their law firms in an efficient way.
Tune in as Dan and Sean discuss Sean’s winding road to becoming an attorney, what makes great trial lawyers great, and what practices injury firms can implement to help them better represent their clients.
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Episode Snapshot
- Sean Claggett’s journey to becoming a trial attorney
- Larger verdicts in a post-Covid landscape
- Becoming a great trial attorney, one skill at a time
- Using focus groups to hone trial skills
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