Brian Cuban on Being a Lawyer—and an "Ambulance Chaser"
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In Part 2 of Neal Goldstein's conversation with Brian Cuban, the focus turns to the lawyer Brian became while his personal life was unraveling.
Brian speaks candidly about his years practicing personal injury law and why he has described himself as an "ambulance chaser." He and Neal discuss the referral relationships, chiropractors, settlements and ethical questions surrounding that period of his career, without pretending the past was cleaner than it was.
Their conversation also explores addiction and mental health in the legal profession, the role of lawyers assistance programs, and the complicated reality of lawyers who may continue functioning professionally while struggling privately.
Brian also discusses his transition into writing and his novel The Ambulance Chaser, which draws from a professional world he experienced firsthand.
The conversation ultimately returns to connection, recovery and what it means to show up for another lawyer who may be struggling. Brian closes with a deeply personal story about a lawyer he knew and what he wishes he could say to him today.
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Brian Cuban - https://briancuban.com/
Brian Cuban - LI - https://www.linkedin.com/in/briancuban/
Neal Goldstein - YT - https://www.youtube.com/@ThatOneLawyerPod
Neal Goldstein - LI - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nealagoldsteinlaw/?isSelfProfile=true