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Coopers’ Code contains collected wisdom we’ve learned during our years practicing law. We’ve learned from, worked for, worked with, and been up against some of the best lawyers there are. Every week, Miles Cooper and a guest host use this experience to examine a legal issue and hit that issue’s key practice pointers and strategic highlights — so we can all achieve the best results for our clients.
Hosted by Miles Cooper - Coopers LLP | Produced by Mauro Serra - Kenji Productions | Recorded & Co-produced by Zachary Morvant
www.coopers.law
Hosted by Miles Cooper - Coopers LLP | Produced by Mauro Serra - Kenji Productions | Recorded & Co-produced by Zachary Morvant
www.coopers.law
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Average audio length:
33 minutes
Guest interviews
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English
United States
181 episodes
since April 3, 2023
episodic
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Your complaint starts telling the story long before a jury hears it. Miles Cooper and Corey Jollie explore how to make that first account clear, persuasive, and useful throughout the case. They discuss what belongs in the pleading, what needs preserving, and when extra detail can give the defense m…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Who pays when the other side makes you prove the obvious? Miles Cooper and Corey Jollie explore how requests for admission can lock in crucial facts, expose weak positions, and narrow the issues heading to trial. Corey explains why their value starts with choosing the right facts to target early.
T…
What happens when clients ask AI to second-guess their lawyers? Can uploading a confidential email put privilege at risk? And if AI handles the first draft, who gets the savings and who carries the responsibility?
In this episode of Coopers’ Code, Miles Cooper with Shahrad Milanfar and Marshall C…
Why reject a $750,000 offer and trust a jury with a difficult brain injury case?
In the second half of the Hickey v. Harrington conversation, Miles Cooper asks Michael Stephenson, Lucy Allen, and Blake Bostwick of Bay Area Bicycle Law how they chose a jury, handled a sympathetic driver, and tested …
How did a cyclist who stayed upright after a low-speed collision end up with a jury verdict exceeding $12 million?
In the first of two episodes about Hickey v. Harrington, Miles Cooper speaks with Michael Stephenson, Lucy Allen, and Blake Bostwick of Bay Area Bicycle Law.
The collision left no ob…
Emails, texts, DMs, and social platforms make it possible to reach more people than ever. But what happens when staying responsive consumes the time needed to do meaningful work?
Miles Cooper explores Dunbar's number, a theory about the cognitive limit on stable relationships, and uses it to examin…
A damaging internal document reaches the jury during Meta's landmark trial. An expert reportedly uses ChatGPT to generate most of a report defending 3M. A chatbot is accused of steering a user away from medical care, while autonomous models escape a testing sandbox.
What do these stories mean for t…
Trial confidence cannot be manufactured at counsel table. In this solo episode, Miles Cooper examines what it means to have absolute faith in a case while remaining clear-eyed about every weakness that could lead to defeat.
Miles explains how preparation creates genuine conviction, offers three way…
Every open email, pile of paper, digital file and unfinished closing task creates one more demand on a lawyer's attention. Left alone, those small distractions become what Miles Cooper calls “psychic load” and turn routine cleanup into deferred maintenance.
In this episode of Coopers' Code, Miles e…
In this new episode, Zach Morvant joins Miles Cooper on reviewing lawyers’ most common trial-readiness questions. From expert deposition games and overloaded exhibit lists to motions in limine, video impeachment and courtroom technology, Miles shares practical ways to stay ahead as trial approaches…
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