Dudensing Law’s trial results and litigation strategy have drawn interest from podcasts, and Founder Ed Dudensing has joined hosts from across the country to walk through case strategy, the growing role of private equity and real estate investment trusts (REITs) in long-term healthcare ownership, and what families should look for when evaluating a care facility.
Below are the conversations to date:
The Great Trials Podcast
Episode 216: Ed Dudensing | Hernandez v. Colony Capital Inc. & Formation Capital LLC | $110.2 Million Verdict
Hosted by trial lawyers Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey, The Great Trials Podcast has aired more than 200 episodes featuring prominent guests including plaintiffs’ attorneys Tom Girardi, Geoffrey Fieger, and Tommy Malone. Each episode is a deep-dive interview with the lawyers who tried a significant case. In this episode, Ed discusses the $110 million verdict in Hernandez v. Colony Capital, Inc., et al. and the layered ownership structures that led to a 100-year-old assisted living resident’s untimely death.
Published on August 4, 2026 | Listen to the episode · Also on Spotify and Apple Podcasts
Risking Old Age in America: The Coming Elder Care Crisis
Episode 45: Inside a $110 Million Verdict: Private Equity, Assisted Living, and the Hidden Risks of Rehab
Part of the Boston Podcast Network and hosted by elder law attorney Harry Margolis, this podcast speaks directly to families navigating aging and long-term care decisions. Ed breaks down how private equity ownership affects staffing and safety at assisted living facilities and offers practical guidance for families evaluating a facility for a loved one.
Published on March 23, 2026 | Listen to the episode
Lawyer Minds Podcast
Episode 26: The Jury Thinks What? – Keys to a $30M, $29.1M, and $42.5M Elder Care Verdict w/ Ed Dudensing
Hosted by Saul Gruber, a fellow trial attorney, this podcast focuses on case strategy and jury psychology for civil trial lawyers. Ed shares his approach to case selection and how he builds toward significant verdicts and punitive damages awards in elder neglect litigation.
Published on September 12, 2023 | Listen to the episode · Also on Spotify and Apple Podcasts