The Tilted Lawyer
A podcast and YouTube livestream about the trials in the news, hosted by a lawyer who spends his days in court.
What the show is
Most trial coverage is written by reporters watching from the gallery. The Tilted Lawyer is the view from counsel table. Omar Serrato follows the cases people are talking about, reads the filings, watches the testimony, and explains what each side is trying to do and whether it is working.
Episodes run as livestreams on YouTube while a trial is in session, with the audience asking questions in real time, and as recorded segments afterward. The audience is anyone who wants to understand a case better than the headline, whether or not they have ever set foot in a courtroom.
What you will hear
- Day-by-day breakdowns of high-profile criminal and civil trials
- Why a motion was granted or denied, in plain language
- What a witness's testimony actually proved, and what it did not
- How jury selection, objections, and closing arguments really work
- Live reaction to verdicts and sentencing
- Guest conversations with other lawyers and people close to the cases
Where to find it
The show lives on YouTube. Subscribe there and turn on notifications to catch the livestreams.
YouTube
Livestreams during trial days, full episodes, and clips. Open the channel.
Suggest a case
If there is a trial you want covered, call the office or leave a comment on the latest episode. Viewer requests shape the schedule.
If you found the firm through the show
The channel is commentary about public cases. It is not legal advice, and watching it does not make you a client. If you have a case of your own in California, the firm handles family law, civil litigation, and wills and trusts, and the first step is a phone call.