Scott welcomes Texas business litigation attorney Brent Turman to the Driven Crowd Podcast for an engaging conversation about the art of storytelling in the courtroom and the grit it takes to thrive in law. With Brent’s unique background in film and television production, Scott dives into how creative skills can elevate legal arguments and captivate juries, even in the most complex business disputes. Together, they swap war stories, discuss the use of focus groups and demonstratives, and explore how to harness new tools like AI in the legal field. This episode is packed with practical tips, candid laughter, and a behind-the-scenes look at the modern trial lawyer’s mindset.
Brent brings a fascinating perspective to Scott and the Driven Crowd audience, drawing from his time traveling with ESPN and his transition to practicing law after earning a scholarship at SMU Dedman School of Law. His journey from producing feature-length films in high school to handling high-stakes legal feuds—including royalty battles over “Fifty Shades of Grey”—keeps listeners hooked from start to finish. Brent shares stories from both the entertainment industry and the courtroom, reveals his favorite tricks for making tough cases compelling, and offers a refreshing take on balancing ambition, technology, and real life. Don’t miss Brent’s insights—plus a few fun stories about celebrities, music, and his love for lighthearted audiobooks!
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