A steward of justice, John Phillips has changed the way that companies and governments operate. He is verified on three social media channels, secured a $495 Million Dollar verdict, won countless awards, and even beaten the president in trial. But john measures success not in accolades, but in the reverence he earns from those he loves. Once "best lawyer in America" John and his firm Phillips and Hunt have represented celebrities and athletes - but spend most of their time helping the injured get justice.

Today, we discuss jury selection and how to tell a winning story. Why representing high-profile clients should not come with the requisite of kevlar vests. How earned media and traditional media have bolstered his nationwide presence. And how an empath can change the world for the better.

What's In This Episode

• Who is John Phillips?
• How to identify and eliminate prejudice during jury selection.
• His perspective on physical safety and why he shouldn't have to wear a kevlar suit.
• How he came to help rewrite legislation after the Amahad Abury case.
• What role has earned media played in securing such high-profile cases?
• Why is networking so important?
• How does he leverage traditional marketing in a way that is true to his personality?