Decades in the Courtroom: Reflections on the Evolution of Law & Practice with Dave Johnson
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In this episode, Ahsan sits down with Dave Johnson, an accomplished trial attorney with more than 40 years of experience. With a wealth of courtroom experience and deep institutional knowledge, he reflects on how both the law and the practice of law have evolved over the decades. From the days of handwritten filings and face-to-face negotiations to today’s digital courtrooms and data-driven strategies, Dave shares insights on the changes that have reshaped advocacy, client service, and firm culture. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about progress, perseverance, and what remains timeless in the art of practicing law.
Our host, Ahsan Jafry, is a Member in the firm’s New Jersey office. His practice consists of handling a wide range of complex litigation matters, including defending medical professionals, healthcare providers, and healthcare facilities in medical malpractice matters.
Our guest host, Jennifer Kelly, is the Director of Marketing and Business Development at Burns White. Jennifer drives the strategic growth and visibility of Burns White through innovative marketing, client-focused initiatives, and business development programs that support the firm’s attorneys and practice groups.
If you have any questions, please contact Ahsan Jafry at podcast@burnswhite.com. To learn more about our attorneys and practices, visit burnswhite.com.
Burns White is a leading litigation law firm providing comprehensive litigation and corporate counsel services to clients from a broad spectrum of industries nationwide. Harnessing the collective skill of more than 160 attorneys, the law firm operates fourteen locations in Delaware, Florida, Ohio, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is considered an outline and is intended to be supplemented by an attorney. The information is not legal advice and should not be considered as such.