Rob Sachs's guest appearances

Rob Sachs

Mr. Media Interviews by Bob Andelman

The Royal Canadian Movie Podcast

Case Autopsy: The Settlement and Verdict Podcast

Barack Obama

Sarah Marshall

John Doe

Sam Jones

Scott Cooper

Bethenny Frankel

Barbara Corcoran

Ryan Barton

Rob Paulsen

Keith Morrison

Brian Johnson

Ken Blanchard

Guy Kawasaki

Mary Ewing-Mulligan

Ed Droste

OwlTail

Attorney Rob Sachs of Shrager and Sachs joins Chris and Mike to discuss how his firm works endlessly to ensure their seriously injured clients are compensated to the fullest extent of the law. In the episode, Rob breaks down his work on a significant injury case for a pedestrian who was hit while walking in a crosswalk. Some of the challenges in this case involved the financial circumstances and age of the plaintiff, as well as the defendant’s ability to garner sympathy. Most lawyers believe they can handle an auto vs. pedestrian case, but Rob shows us how we can handle them well. At the outset of this case, Rob’s firm and investigators began canvassing the scene to gather evidence. As you’ll hear in the Pod, the quick work done by Rob’s firm provided evidence that was critical in establishing liability. Rob also explains how he built his damages case and the steps he took to ensure he could present the best damages case possible. We are grateful for Rob’s time and willingness to share his wealth of wisdom on the Pod. To learn more about Rob’s practice, please visit his website: https://www.shragerlaw.com/about-us/ Do you have a verdict or settlement you want to discuss on Case Autopsy? Feel free to email Mike at Mike.Campbell@thomaslawoffices.com.

Attorney Rob Sachs of <a href="https://www.shragerlaw.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shrager and Sachs</a> joins Chris and Mike to discuss how his firm works endlessly to ensure their seriously injured clients are compensated to the fullest extent of the law. In the episode, Rob breaks down his work on a significant injury case for a pedestrian who was hit while walking in a crosswalk. Some of the challenges in this case involved the financial circumstances and age of the plaintiff, as well as the defendant’s ability to garner sympathy. Most lawyers believe they can handle an auto vs. pedestrian case, but Rob shows us how we can handle them well. At the outset of this case, Rob’s firm and investigators began canvassing the scene to gather evidence. As you’ll hear in the Pod, the quick work done by Rob’s firm provided evidence that was critical in establishing liability. Rob also explains how he built his damages case and the steps he took to ensure he could present the best damages case possible. We are grateful for Rob’s time and willingness to share his wealth of wisdom on the Pod. To learn more about Rob’s practice, please visit his website: <a href="https://www.shragerlaw.com/about-us/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.shragerlaw.com/about-us/</a> Do you have a verdict or settlement you want to discuss on Case Autopsy? Feel free to email Mike at <a href="mailto:Mike.Campbell@thomaslawoffices.com">Mike.Campbell@thomaslawoffices.com</a>.

Establishing Liability and Damages in a Serious Injury Case w/ Rob Sachs

From 2010: Rob Sachs takes a different approach to teaching you something you don’t already know or understand. On his National Public Radio podcast, “What Would Rob Do?” — now in its fifth year — Sachs tackles the big challenges of the day, such as “What would you do if you clogged the toilet at a friend’s house?” Oh, the horrors of that one. Or consider an example from his show, in which he researched how to successfully eat hot peppers.

615 Rob Sachs, podcaster, author, "What Would Rob Do?"