Soul Centered Attorney

In this episode of Soul-Centered Attorney , Favian Valencia sits down with Judge Andre Peñalver of the Pierce County Superior Court for a thoughtful conversation about the rule of law, the human side of the courtroom, and what judges are seeing as technology begins to change the practice of law. Judge Peñalver shares how his father’s experience as a Cuban refugee shaped his understanding of due pr...

In this episode of Soul-Centered Attorney , I sit down with Eduardo Morfin, a Tri-Cities-based attorney and law firm owner, to talk about what it really looks like to take the leap into owning your own practice. We get into the realities most attorneys don’t talk about—uncertainty, financial risk, hiring decisions, and the pressure of building something from the ground up. Eduardo shares how betti...

Trial lawyer and former Washington State Bar Association President Bill Pickett joins Favian Valencia for a candid conversation about trial law, artificial intelligence, jury trials, and the future of justice . Bill shares his unconventional path to becoming a lawyer—from commercial fishing and deep-sea diving in Alaska to founding a solo law practice and eventually co-founding LGP Law . Today, hi...

Can artificial intelligence ever replace the human heart of justice? 💡 In this episode of The Soul-Centered Attorney Podcast, Favian Valencia sits down with San Diego trial lawyer Diana Adjadj to explore what happens when technology meets empathy in the courtroom. From redefining justice through a Certificate of Courage for a young survivor, to debating whether AI could ever replace jurors or att...

In this powerful episode, Favian sits down with Anthony Bribriesco—trial lawyer, storyteller, and family man—to explore what it means to turn a courtroom into a space for healing. From the lowest moment of professional failure to a nosebleed-inducing multimillion-dollar victory, Anthony shares the vulnerable, spiritual, and strategic path that reshaped his law practice—and his soul.   Anthony Brib...

What do pickleball, knife-fighting, and civil rights law have in common? In this soul-centered and sharp-witted conversation, trial attorney Mart Harris shares how near-death illness, a broken leg in basic training, and a lifelong disdain for routine shaped his path from the Army to courtroom warrior. We talk dogs, discipline, dismantling qualified immunity.

In this inaugural episode of Soul-Centered Attorney, we sit down with legendary trial lawyer Eric Fong to explore how solo attorneys can thrive by staying true to their values while leveraging AI tools.   www. EricFongLaw.com www. SoulCenteredAttorney.ai