Litigation Train Wrecks, BIGLAW, Billable Hours and Second Opinions

Jonathan Pollard has spent 10+ years litigating complex non-compete, trade secret, fiduciary duty, tortious interference, unfair competition, and employment cases.
He routinely gets asked to provide a second opinion or "second set of eyes" on existing, complex, high-stakes litigation -- especially when the case has turned into a train wreck.

[@kylehook4763]

Thank you for this content. I have watched every video regarding trade secrets. I am representing my self pro se in a trade secret dispute in florida. I do not own a company or offer a service. I am the victim of malicious prosecution over a dispute on a video game. The plantiff knew I didn't have the money to hire an attourney , openly bragged to thousands of people how sueing me would be fun and offered me a settlement to sign a lifelong do not disparage and NDA before i even had a chance to give them their disovery requests. Thanks to your videos I am confident that I can navigate through the legal system without an attourney and turn this victory into a defamtion per se claim.

[@ZaraNorthover-qe2vu]

3:45 Thank You for shedding light on this topic.

[@user-jb1xp1ne9g]

"Some of the most famous people in the world call me." 😂😅😂😮😅😂😮😅

[@procurementqueen]

Tell them 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@JasonDykes-fh6fs]

Hey Johnathan, I think I have a pretty good discrimination case, do you know any lawyers you could recommend here in Louisiana?