Joe Fried: Breaking the Paradigm of Case Values in Conservative Venues

All right.

Welcome, Joe Fried, back on the TLU podcast with a whole bunch of new experiences in the past year.

You've been learning constantly to continue the mission of, you know, honestly, helping people become better lawyers, but more specifically better trucking lawyers.

So this is great stuff, Joe.

I would go the other way, say trucking lawyers and more, and, but really just being better lawyers.

I mean, we created an environment for us to do that, a platform for us to do that.

I remember us talking about this way before COVID, and look at what this has grown into.

I'm so proud of what it is.

I hear from people all the time how it's making a difference for them.

So congratulations on what you've built.

You should be proud of it.

Well, I appreciate that.

We've all built together.

I get the privilege of being kind of like the conductor of an orchestra.

Of people who don't want to play together, right? You got to get a little better at this.

No, I'm teasing.

No, but seriously, and, and, you know, this isn't supposed to be a Dan Ambrose accolades moment, but for people who don't know, watch the level of commitment and work that you've put in to get to where this is, and it's been...

This wouldn't be where it is without that amazing work and an effort to constantly get better and better, not only with the materials that go in, programming that goes in, but the whole setup.

I just wanted to publicly say what a great job I think you're doing with this stuff.

You're gonna really experience it in person come June second.

You wait and see.

But that's for another conversation.

But right now, Joe, you've had a pretty active year, as you always do, because, you know, it doesn't matter where you're at, you're always pushing to get better.

All right.

Welcome, Joe Fried, back on the TLU podcast with a whole bunch of new experiences in the past year.

You've been learning constantly to continue the mission of, you know, honestly, helping people become better lawyers, but more specifically better trucking lawyers.

So this is great stuff, Joe.

I would go the other way, say trucking lawyers and more, and, but really just being better lawyers.

I mean, we created an environment for us to do that, a platform for us to do that.

I remember us talking about this way before COVID, and look at what this has grown into.

I'm so proud of what it is.

I hear from people all the time how it's making a difference for them.

So congratulations on what you've built.

You should be proud of it.

Well, I appreciate that.

We've all built together.

I get the privilege of being kind of like the conductor of an orchestra.

Of people who don't want to play together, right? You got to get a little better at this.

No, I'm teasing.

No, but seriously, and, and, you know, this isn't supposed to be a Dan Ambrose accolades moment, but for people who don't know, watch the level of commitment and work that you've put in to get to where this is, and it's been...

This wouldn't be where it is without that amazing work and an effort to constantly get better and better, not only with the materials that go in, programming that goes in, but the whole setup.

I just wanted to publicly say what a great job I think you're doing with this stuff.

You're gonna really experience it in person come June second.

You wait and see.

But that's for another conversation.

But right now, Joe, you've had a pretty active year, as you always do, because, you know, it doesn't matter where you're at, you're always pushing to get better.