Episode 3--The One-Off Guy: What 27+ Years in the Courtroom Taught Me About What Not to Carry
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Episode 3--The One-Off Guy: What 27+ Years in the Courtroom Taught Me About What Not to Carry
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27+ years in the trenches of high-stakes trial law will teach you a lot of things. But the most important lesson I never learned in a courtroom — I learned flat on my back in a hospital bed the day after a motorcycle crash, asking my wife to bring my laptop so I could run payroll. That's when I realized I had a weight problem. Not the ruck kind — the kind that was slowly crushing me from the inside out.
In this episode, I break down how I went from "Depo Man" — taking 400 depositions a year as a young attorney — to becoming the guy other lawyers call when the case doesn't fit in a box. I'll explain the real difference between a litigator and a trial lawyer, what it actually costs to be the one willing to take the unusual risks, and how a TBI forced me to finally confront the weight I was carrying that I had absolutely no business carrying.
Here's the challenge I'm leaving you with: you already know what that one piece of weight is in your life that you need to put down. You don't need me to tell you what it is. You just need someone to ask the question. Consider it asked. Drop me a DM, shoot me an email at jdh@judiciousnomad.com — sometimes just telling someone who isn't your spouse or your business partner is exactly what you need.