Coopers' Code

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cooperscodepodcast@gmail.com

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Your client pasted your email into AI. Now what?

October 13, 2026

What happens when clients ask AI to second-guess their lawyers?  Can uploading a confidential email put privilege at risk?  And if AI handles the first draft, who gets the savings and who carries the responsibility?In this episode of Coopers’ Code, Miles Cooper with Shahrad Milanfar and Marshall Cole discuss the latest developments in AI and their legal implications.The conversation moves from AI safety warnings and antitrust tensions to client correspondence, pressure on legal fees, Californ...

The $12,000,000 Bicycle Verdict: A Sympathetic Driver and a Tough Jury

October 05, 2026

Why reject a $750,000 offer and trust a jury with a difficult brain injury case?In the second half of the Hickey v. Harrington conversation, Miles Cooper asks Michael Stephenson, Lucy Allen, and Blake Bostwick of Bay Area Bicycle Law how they chose a jury, handled a sympathetic driver, and tested potential jurors' views of preexisting conditions and large awards. Missed Part 1 (about the collision, the before-and-after witnesses, and the DTI evidence)? Stream it here: - Youtube: https://youtu...

She Rode to Work After the Crash. A Jury Awarded $12M

September 28, 2026

How did a cyclist who stayed upright after a low-speed collision end up with a jury verdict exceeding $12 million? In the first of two episodes about Hickey v. Harrington, Miles Cooper speaks with Michael Stephenson, Lucy Allen, and Blake Bostwick of Bay Area Bicycle Law. The collision left no obvious scene of catastrophe, and the client already had significant medical challenges. Michael describes why he initially doubted the case and what changed during a seven-hour deposition. The team the...

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What is the email for Coopers' Code?

The publicly listed emails for Coopers' Code: info@coopers.law and cooperscodepodcast@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Coopers' Code have?

Podseeker estimates Coopers' Code reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Coopers' Code?

Coopers' Code typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Practicing attorneys, litigators, and legal professionals with substantial hands-on experience and practical insights into litigation, trial work, law firm operations, or legal technology. Common among recent guests: Favorable litigation outcomes; Specialized legal practice experience; Leadership or expertise in legal technology and litigation strategy. Recent guests include Shahrad Milanfar, Marshall Cole, and Marshall Cole.

How hard is it to get booked on Coopers' Code?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Coopers' Code cover?

Recent episodes cover Litigation, Trial Practice, Plaintiff Law, Legal Technology, and Law Firm Management. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.