Episode #47
How Jaclyn Newman Built Confidence as a Trial Lawyer
In this episode of the Legal Growth Podcast, host Aaron Fulk sits down with Jaclyn Newman, a commercial litigation attorney and trial lawyer, who shares her journey through the legal industry and the experiences that shaped her career. From beginning college with plans to pursue psychology before discovering a passion for litigation, to becoming a lead trial attorney handling high-stakes commercial disputes, Jaclyn opens up about the mindset, preparation, and discipline that have fueled her professional growth. They discuss everything from mastering courtroom advocacy and overcoming imposter syndrome to the psychology behind jury selection and witness examinations. Jaclyn also shares her perspective on how AI is transforming litigation, making legal services more accessible, and allowing attorneys to focus on higher-level strategy instead of repetitive tasks. Listeners will learn: How to build confidence through preparation and courtroom experience Why discipline and performance skills can create better trial lawyers The impact of AI on litigation, trial strategy, and access to justice How to navigate imposter syndrome in high-pressure legal environments Advice for attorneys looking to grow into leadership roles and become stronger advocates Tune in for an insightful, practical, and inspiring conversation that highlights the discipline, preparation, and strategic thinking behind success in modern litigation.



