In this month's episode of Art of Purpose, Kenny sits down with Puneet Toor, founder and principal attorney of Toor Law, P.C., a woman-led civil litigation firm representing clients in employment law, personal injury, product defects, and business litigation.

Puneet opens up about growing up as a first-generation Punjabi Sikh American in the Inland Empire, tracing her resilience back to grandparents who survived the Partition of India and parents who arrived in the U.S. with two kids and $500.

She shares how a childhood car accident with no way to hold anyone accountable quietly shaped her empathy years before she became an attorney, why failing the bar exam became one of the most defining moments of her life, and how a chance conversation at a happy hour changed the direction of her legal career.

This conversation is about more than becoming an attorney. It is about immigrant resilience and redirection, building a firm rooted in family and culture instead of profit, and creating space for women in an area of law that has rarely made room for them.

Puneet's story is a reminder that inheritance isn't only what's handed down in money or belongings. Sometimes it's resilience, passed from one generation to the next, until it becomes yours to carry forward.

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You can carry responsibility and ambition at the same time. You can provide for your family while still building something meaningful for yourself and for the people coming behind you.

In this month's episode of Art of Purpose, Kenny sits down with Silvia E. Luna, founder of Luna Legal Firm P.C., plaintiff-side employment, personal injury, and civil rights attorney, mother of two, professor, entrepreneur, and President & Executive Chair of the Latina Lawyers Bar Association.

Silvia shares her journey growing up in the San Fernando Valley as a first-generation Mexican American, being raised by a hardworking mother who worked as a welder, and learning early on the values of grit, resilience, and resourcefulness. She opens up about attending law school at night while working full-time as a paralegal, raising children, and nearly quitting before a professor’s grace reminded her she belonged.

This conversation is about more than becoming an attorney. It is about faith, family, sacrifice, mentorship, entrepreneurship, cultural identity, and learning to keep moving forward even when the path is uncertain.

If you have ever felt the weight of responsibility while still dreaming of something more, Silvia’s story will remind you: you do not need perfect timing to pursue your purpose. You just need the courage to keep going.

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What if the most important work trial lawyers do never happens inside a courtroom?

In this special live episode, Kenny Ramirez sits down with nationally recognized trial lawyer Rahul Ravipudi during the 2026 CAOIE/CAOC/OCTLA Palm Springs Seminar for a powerful conversation about leadership, advocacy, and the responsibility lawyers have to shape the world beyond verdicts.

Rahul shares the personal experiences that shaped his path into law, the influence of his family, and how mentorship changed the trajectory of his career. But this conversation goes far beyond trial work.

Together, Kenny and Rahul discuss:

• The hidden fight happening in Sacramento over consumer rights and corporate accountability

• Why grassroots advocacy matters now more than ever

• The social media addiction litigation against Big Tech — and why Rahul believes these cases could change society forever

• Leadership, service, and the future of the plaintiff trial bar

• Why the best lawyers focus on purpose before success

• How litigation can create real-world safety reforms that protect future generations

This isn’t a traditional keynote. It’s an honest conversation about influence, responsibility, and what it truly means to advocate for others.

Recorded live at the 2026 CAOIE/CAOC/OCTLA Palm Springs Seminar.

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