Hot Docket Podcast

Tune in to learn the surprising bottlenecks of the small claims process, how Squabble is changing the game for plaintiffs and courts alike, and what legal tech means for traditional law firms.

Mr. Drwencke, a former judicial law clerk, has focused his career solely on litigation and has earned a reputation as a formidable trial attorney who is quick on his feet, a master of evidentiary procedure and persuasive advocate for his clients. Mr. Drwencke is licensed to practice in all courts of Illinois, Michigan and the District of Columbia. He has experience at the state and federal court levels as he is also admitted to the Federal Courts for the Northern District of Illinois and the Eastern District of Michigan.

Anthony shares his unique journey from CPA to nationally known mediation and arbitration attorney, and reveals why his practice is built around one mission: helping families move forward without destruction. Plus, Anthony shares helpful free resources, including ebooks, to help anyone facing divorce navigate the process with clarity and compassion. If you work in family law—or know someone going through it—this episode is a must-listen.

Dori Shwirtz joins Bobby and Andrew on today's episode of Hot Docket Podcast. Tune in for a new twist on divorce law and other legal marketing tips!

What happens when a college athlete dies during practice—and the school is to blame? In this episode of Hot Docket, Attorney Jeff Murphy takes us inside the high-stakes world of sports injury litigation where law, medicine, and tragedy collide. Together, we uncover the hidden truths behind sports-related death and injury litigation.

Warmly welcoming Jonathan Breeden, founder and attorney at Breeden Law Office. As law firms across the country turn to digital marketing and tech-driven solutions, Jonathan shares what it really takes to stay ahead—especially in saturated urban and suburban markets.

Let us introduce Mark Kachhi! Listen as he shares why he chose family law over other legal fields, the challenges he faces, and the unexpected rewards of the practice. Mark breaks down prenups and postnups, explaining why they’re more common than you think and when they’re essential. He also reveals the biggest mistakes people make in divorce and custody disputes, plus how a strong strategy can make all the difference.

Meet Shana Fried, an attorney who traded turntables for trademarks. As a former DJ, record label owner, and Owner/Founder of The Fried Firm, Shana’s redefining what it means to run a law firm by blending legal expertise with a deep understanding of creative industries.

This week on Hot Docket, we sat down with Lee Rudin, Founding Attorney at Rudin Law, to talk about his firm's uniquely bold and iconic branding strategies. Known for the slogan, "Stop Being Polite, Get Rude,” Rudin Law is all about tackling their clients’ unique problems in creative ways… so why not do the same for marketing?