Books & Podcasts
Author, Podcaster & Legal Educator
J. Craig Williams brings the law to life through books, podcasts, and commentary that reach audiences far beyond the courtroom.
Books
Four Books on Law & Legal History
How Would You Decide? 10 Famous Trials That Changed History
Craig's newest book examines ten landmark trials that shaped American law and society, inviting readers to consider how they would have decided each case. A compelling blend of legal history and courtroom drama.
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May It Please The Court
A practitioner's guide to oral argument and courtroom advocacy, drawing on Craig's decades of trial experience. Essential reading for litigators at every level.
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How to Get Sued
A candid, practical guide to understanding litigation risk — written for business owners, executives, and anyone who wants to understand how lawsuits happen and how to avoid them.
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The Path of the Law and The Common Law
A comprehensive reference for California tort law practitioners. Covering negligence, strict liability, intentional torts, and damages, this guide is an indispensable resource for litigators navigating California's civil courts.
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Two Podcasts. Decades of Legal Insight.
Legal Talk Network
Lawyer to Lawyer
The flagship podcast of the Legal Talk Network, running since 2000. Craig hosts in-depth conversations with leading attorneys, judges, and legal scholars on the issues shaping the law. With 70,000–100,000 monthly listeners, Lawyer to Lawyer is one of the most widely followed legal podcasts in the country. Winner of the Bronze Signal Award.
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Podcast adaptation of How Would You Decide?
In Dispute
An audio companion to Craig's book How Would You Decide? 10 Famous Trials That Changed History. Each episode explores a landmark case, the arguments on both sides, and the lasting impact on American law.
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May It Please The Court
Craig's long-running legal commentary blog — analysis, opinion, and insight from the courtroom. Updated regularly with commentary on current legal developments, notable cases, and the practice of law.
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