San Francisco, CA medical malpractice attorney Jeff Mitchell discusses what it takes to be successful in the courtroom and his background & experience. Success in the courtroom, particularly in handling lengthy and complicated trials, often depends on relatability and authenticity. The attorney believes that juries can easily detect when a lawyer is being inauthentic or playing a role. Over the years, the attorney has prioritized staying true to themselves and being genuine in every case, believing that being real is key to success.

The attorney also recognizes a natural affinity for being in front of people. They enjoy thinking on their feet and using intuition—traits that have proven valuable in the courtroom. Despite coming from an uneducated background, being the first in their family to attend college, the attorney believes their ability to read people and situations has played a significant role in their trial success. Remaining deeply connected to their roots, the attorney has stayed true to the person they were growing up, and this authenticity has been instrumental in building rapport and winning cases.