Episode 16: Guest Ronnie Sabb

Robert Goings is an exceptional trial lawyer with a number of seven-figure and eight-figure verdicts. Mr. Goings is based out of Columbia, South Carolina, and is a past president of the South Carolina ABOTA chapter. This episode focuses on a number of trial strategies, and includes a number of helpful tips on how to dismantle the defense's biomechanical expert witness.

Kyle White is a personal injury attorney in Anderson, South Carolina. A former defense lawyer, Kyle is now rising star in the Plaintiff’s bar. He has had a number of multi-million-dollar verdicts across the state. Kyle often handles difficult liability and complex claims against governments involving false arrest, false imprisonment, excessive force, malicious prosecution, racial profiling, and foster parent abuse.

Scott Evans and James “Boo” Moore are high-power South Carolina trial lawyers with offices in Georgetown and Charleston. Scott and Boo handle cases involving serious personal injuries, medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, and government claims. They are on the forefront of South Carolina lawyers who have successfully argued for, and obtained, jury verdicts for multiple occurrences pursuant to the South Carolina Tort Claims Act. In this episode, they share valuable strategies and techniques to develop and recover for multiple occurrences if a client is seriously injured by a government entity.

Joseph Wilson is a trial lawyer in Atlanta, Georgia. Joseph is widely considered a rising star in the Georgia legal community. He has tried over 25 jury trials, many resulting in substantial verdicts. In this episode, Joseph talks about his experience starting his own law firm, building his client base, and aggressively pursuing justice for his clients. 

Chris Romeo is a partner at Thurmond Kirchner & Timbes, in Charleston, South Carolina. Chris handles serious injury and wrongful death cases and is widely considered a rising star amongst the South Carolina Plaintiff’s bar. He recently obtained a $6.7 million dollar verdict in Georgetown County. In this episode, Chris discusses the trial and how he obtained full justice for his client using advanced trial techniques and changing strategy on-the-fly due to developments at trial. Host: Mark Bringardner ([email protected])Producer: Bill Dujmovic ([email protected])

Guest Melissa Mosier. Melissa Mosier is an experienced truck accident lawyer at the Joye Law Firm in Columbia, South Carolina. In this episode, Mark and Melissa discuss the basics of truck accident investigations and how attorneys with limited experience handling truck wrecks need to know in order to build a solid foundation for a trucking case. Host: Mark Bringardner ([email protected])Producer: Bill Dujmovic ([email protected])

Ken Harrell is the managing partner at the Joye Law Firm, one of the largest and most prestigious law firms in South Carolina. Mr. Harrell is a business and community leader who implements innovative and create approaches to the business of law. In this episode, Mr. Harrell shares his experiences in growing a law firm, developing systems and operations, and other vital practice management skills that you can immediately apply to your own law firm.Host: Mark Bringardner ([email protected])Producer: Bill Dujmovic ([email protected])

Ronnie Sabb is the founder of the Sabb Law Group in Kingstree, South Carolina. Ronnie is a veteran trial lawyer, community leader, and South Carolina State Senator. In this episode, Ronnie shares experiences and insights into developing a thriving trial practice and assisting those most in need. Producer Note: Thanks again for listening to The Sidebar Podcast. We strive for the best production possible, but we would like to apologize to Mr. Sabb and everyone listening for the quality issues during this episode. Host: Mark Bringardner ([email protected])Producer: Bill Dujmovic ([email protected])

Lee Cope is a trial attorney with Peters Murdaugh Parker Eltzroth Detrick in Hampton, South Carolina. His practice focuses on institutional negligence involving group homes, the DSS, and nursing home litigation. In this episode, Lee talks about his strategy in working up institutional neglect cases and shares details about some of the 7-figure results he has obtained for his clients. Host: [email protected]: [email protected]

Pete Kestner is a world-class trucking lawyer with a national trial practice. Based in Minnesota, Pete is a former insurance executive who now travels around the country helping victims of major truck accident. In this episode, Pete provides a behind-the-scenes look into inner-workings of liability insurance carries, including how they evaluate claims and calculate risk. He has helped me with a number of cases, including a $17 million jury verdict we tried with Mark Joye, Melissa Mosier and Lisa McPherson.Host: [email protected]: [email protected]