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    Trial Lawyer | Broughton Injury Law

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    The Trial Lawyer’s Journal maintains a focus on substance over advertising, ensuring editorial integrity and delivering compelling narratives in a stunning, timeless format.

    The Trial Lawyer’s Journal (TLJ) is an editorially independent publication for plaintiff trial lawyers in the United States, presented by CloudLex. Founded in 2023, TLJ publishes a print edition, long-form lawyer profiles and articles, and the “Celebrating Justice” podcast, hosted by TLJ editor Chad Sands, featuring conversations with prominent plaintiff attorneys. It also maintains a directory of plaintiff personal injury attorneys. TLJ is written for the lawyers who represent injured people — and for anyone who wants to understand the craft, the cases and the people behind the verdicts. Membership starts free, with print editions available to paid members.

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    FAQs

    What is Trial Lawyer's Journal?

    Trial Lawyer’s Journal (TLJ) is an editorially independent publication for plaintiffs’ trial lawyers, with a print edition, long-form profiles and articles, an attorney directory and the “Celebrating Justice” podcast. It tells the stories behind the verdicts — the cases, the careers and the lawyers who represent injured people.

    Trial Lawyer’s Journal is presented by CloudLex, the cloud-based case management platform for personal injury law firms, and is editorially independent. TLJ was founded in 2023 and is edited by Chad Sands.

    Yes. Free Pro Bono membership includes digital access to TLJ and an editable profile in the TLJ attorney directory. Two tiers of paid memberships add the print edition. Join as an Associate and receive TLJ No. 04, or as an Advocate to receive all four, high quality print editions.

    Pro Bono membership is free and includes every article online. Associate is a one-time $25 and includes the current print edition, TLJ No. 04 (Winter 2026). Advocate is a one-time $100 and includes all four print editions, invitations to TLJ events and a discount in the TLJ Shop. There are no recurring charges.

    Join as an Associate or Advocate member. Associate includes the current print issue. Advocate is $100 and includes digital access plus every print edition. Sign up at https://www.triallawyersjournal.com/my-account/membership-levels/.

    Plaintiffs’ trial lawyers who join at any level, including the free Pro Bono membership, receive a profile in the TLJ trial lawyer directory. Create your account, then complete or edit your profile from your account page at any time.

    No. The free Pro Bono membership is digital only. Associate members receive TLJ No. 04 (Winter 2026) in print, and Advocate members receive all four print editions.

    Practicing plaintiff trial lawyers, first and foremost. TLJ publishes essays, articles and first-person accounts by lawyers, as well as profiles of lawyers whose work deserves the long treatment. Send a pitch — or a lawyer we should know about — to contribute@triallawyersjournal.com.

    “Celebrating Justice” is the TLJ podcast, hosted and produced by editor Chad Sands. Each episode is a long-form conversation with a prominent plaintiff trial lawyer, or someone whose work runs alongside theirs. Guests have included Mike “Pap” Papantonio, Robert Bilott, Mike Morse, Michael Alder, Sarah Klein and many more.

    On Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube and at https://www.triallawyersjournal.com/celebrating-justice/. Episode summaries also appear in print in the Trial Lawyer’s Journal.