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Legal Grounds | John Trimble On the Need to Both Seek & Provide Mentorship, Why Integrity Isn’t Optional, & the Pitfalls of Generational Transitions in Law Firms
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Even if they know the exact field of law they want to dive into after graduation, my guest today is a testament to why good mentors make sure young attorneys are forced to slow down and consider the larger picture.
John Trimble has more than four decades of experience trying and mediating catastrophic, complex, and class action litigation in state and federal court, rightfully earning him a reputation as a major force in the Indiana legal community.
As you’ll hear in our conversation this week, John is passionate about helping the next generation of lawyers learn to ground themselves in the fundamentals, but the wisdom he has to share is valuable to attorneys at every level.
We discuss the oft neglected business-side of the legal profession, why it’s a good idea to make succession planning should be a part of the onboarding process, and how a reputation for civility and integrity is the best calling-card you’ll ever have.
Enjoy the show.
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