Thomas (Tom) Feher is the Founder and CEO of Feher Law APC, which specializes in litigating catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and employment cases throughout California. At 40, he has tried over 50 jury trials to verdict, earning him notable recognition, such as CAALA's Rising Star Award in 2018 and OCTLA's Young Gun Award in 2017. Tom, the son of immigrants, decided to become a lawyer, influenced by his father's work ethic and values. He has a background in psychology, philosophy, and political science and has cultivated his trial skills through relentless practice, improvisational theater, and mentorships within the legal community.

What does it take to win in the courtroom — skill, strategy, or something far more human? Could empathy and relentless dedication be the true driving forces behind legal success?

According to Tom Feher, an accomplished trial lawyer, empathy is the foundation of building trust with both clients and juries. He explains that understanding a client's personal story allows for more compelling advocacy rather than relying solely on facts and figures. Tom also highlights that dedication to honing his skills and committing fully to each case is essential for consistent success. Together, empathy and dedication drive courtroom victories and lasting relationships with clients.

In this episode of 15 Minutes, host Chad Franzen speaks with Tom Feher, Founder and CEO of Feher Law APC, to discuss the vital role of empathy and dedication in trial law. Tom explains how these principles enhance legal strategy, the importance of constant learning, and how they've contributed to his success in the courtroom. He also shares insights on building client trust and offers advice for aspiring trial lawyers.