Most litigators are still building case timelines the hard way—dragging boxes around in PowerPoint, fighting with formatting, and praying the Wi-Fi holds up in court.

Meanwhile, the jury is bored. The judge is lost. And your key evidence just got buried on slide 47.

In this episode of Above the Legal Limit, host Justin Chopin sits down with Scott Alldridge—cybersecurity expert, serial entrepreneur, and CEO of TrialLine—to break down why the way lawyers present case timelines is broken, and what actually wins in front of a jury today.

Ever wonder what’s actually going on with public defenders? Or what to do when your lawyer goes totally MIA?

Welcome to Above the Legal Limit: After 5 PM, where the scotch is poured, the filter is off, and the answers are 100% candid.

In this episode, Justin is cracking open a bottle of Arran Single Malt to celebrate 10 years of Chopin Law and diving into the "AMA" questions you've been dying to ask. From the reality of Miranda Rights (and why you should actually stay silent) to the exact moment you should fire your attorney, he’s covering it all.

Plus, find out why summer in New Orleans is officially his "least favorite" season—hint: it involves oppressive heat, hurricanes, and flat tires.

What if everything you’ve been told about marketing is outdated?

In this episode of Above the Legal Limit, Justin Chopin sits down with former PepsiCo marketing executive John D. Ross Jr. to break down the reality of modern marketing — and why most businesses are approaching it all wrong.

From internal team education and leadership alignment to Google reviews, QR codes, and building a brand people actually trust, this conversation goes far beyond traditional advertising.

They also dive into the one thing every growing business needs: resilience. Because in today’s world, putting yourself out there means criticism comes with the territory.

This isn’t your typical law firm marketing conversation.

Listen to the full episode to discover:

✔ Why growth feels harder than ever

✔ What modern marketing actually looks like

✔ How businesses can adapt and stand out today