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  • PLATFORM vs USER: WHO’S LIABLE?
    2026/04/07

    In Episode 4 of Trial and Error with Donte Mills, we tackle one of the most important and evolving legal battles in the country — the fight over social media liability.


    When harm happens online, who is actually responsible?


    Is it the platform that created the environment… or the user who posted the content?


    This episode breaks down the real legal framework behind lawsuits targeting social media companies, including the power — and limits — of Section 230, the strategies plaintiffs are using to get around it, and how courts are starting to rethink accountability in the digital age.


    We go beyond headlines and into courtroom strategy:


    • How plaintiffs are framing claims against Big Tech
    • Where these cases are gaining traction — and where they’re failing
    • What defenses platforms rely on to avoid liability
    • And what this means for future litigation, regulation, and your rights online



    If you’re a lawyer, law student, content creator, or just someone trying to understand where the law is heading, this episode gives you the blueprint.


    Because this isn’t just about social media — it’s about who pays when influence turns into harm.


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    • Lawsuits & legal strategy
    • Business & negotiation tactics
    • Real-life decision making



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    49 分
  • Most Lawyers Mess This Up—Direct & Cross Examination Secrets
    2026/03/24

    In this episode of Trial and Error with Donte Mills, we break down one of the most powerful skills in any courtroom—direct and cross examination.


    This is where cases are won or lost.


    Attorney Donte Mills explains how trial lawyers control the narrative, expose weaknesses, and use questioning to shape what the jury believes. Whether you’re in the courtroom or just want to understand how persuasion really works, this episode gives you a real inside look at the strategy behind effective questioning.


    You’ll learn:


    • The difference between direct examination and cross examination
    • How lawyers build credibility with their own witnesses
    • How cross examination is used to break down the other side
    • The biggest mistakes lawyers (and witnesses) make
    • How questioning strategy can change the outcome of a case



    This isn’t just about law—it’s about control, communication, and thinking three steps ahead.


    Because in the courtroom, the right question can win everything…

    and the wrong one can cost you the case.


    Trial and Error.


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    52 分
  • You Already Won (or Lost) the Case at Jury Selection
    2026/03/24

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    Episode 2: The Art of Jury Selection – Winning Before the Trial Starts



    In this episode of Trial and Error, Donte Mills breaks down one of the most critical — and often misunderstood — parts of any trial: jury selection.


    Before a single witness is called or evidence is introduced, the outcome of your case can already be taking shape. The jury you pick can make or break everything.


    Donte takes you inside the courtroom and pulls back the curtain on:


    • How attorneys strategically select jurors
    • The psychology behind who stays and who gets struck
    • What questions actually matter during voir dire
    • Common mistakes lawyers make that cost them cases
    • Real-world insights from high-stakes trials



    Whether you’re a lawyer, law student, or just someone interested in how verdicts are really decided, this episode gives you a front-row seat to the chess match happening before trial even begins.


    Because in trial law… you don’t just argue the case — you pick the audience.



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    44 分
  • Welcome to Trial and Error | The Truth About Winning Cases
    2026/03/24


    Welcome to the very first episode of Trial and Error with Donte Mills.


    This isn’t your typical legal podcast.


    In this episode, trial attorney Donte Mills breaks down what “trial and error” really means—inside the courtroom and in real life. From building multi-million dollar cases to making high-stakes decisions under pressure, this episode sets the foundation for everything that’s coming next.


    You’ll get a real look at:


    • The mindset it takes to win as a trial lawyer
    • What people misunderstand about lawsuits and settlements
    • How mistakes (in life and law) can either cost you—or make you
    • The difference between thinking like a lawyer vs. thinking like everyone else
    • Why most people lose before they even step into the courtroom



    This episode is about perspective, strategy, and learning how to move smarter—whether you’re dealing with a legal issue, building a business, or navigating everyday decisions.


    Because at the end of the day, success comes from one place…


    Trial and Error.








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    53 分