UNDEResTIMated
A podcast from the operating floor and the courtroom — hosted by a founder who was counted out in federal court, learned the system himself, and built software in the middle of the fight.
Most business shows interview people after they've won. This one is recorded while the outcome is still open.
Tim Beall represents himself in active federal litigation. Not because it was the plan — because a default was entered against him and the alternative was not understanding what was happening to him. So he learned the system, and then he built the software he needed to survive it.
That's the shape of the whole show: the gap between what people assume you can do and what you turn out to be capable of.
Building companies. Reading a docket. Running crews. Shipping product. Sitting across a table from attorneys with more trials behind them than most lawyers see in a career — and doing the work anyway.
Not motivational. Operational.
The first one is in the can.
Recorded and being cut now. It starts where the story starts — the default, the binder, and the decision to stop waiting for someone else to understand it for you.
Not recorded yet.
New entries get added here as they're cut. Nothing goes on this page before it exists.
The Lounge goes out everywhere you already listen — and lives here too, so you never need an app to hear it.
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The litigation discussed on this show remains ongoing. Statements about disputed facts, evidence, claims, defenses or the conduct of any party reflect allegations, positions or interpretations within an active legal matter unless otherwise established by the court. Nothing here is legal advice, and neither the show nor Liti-Gator is a law firm or a substitute for licensed counsel.
Start with the
origin story.
How a federal lawsuit turned into a product — the essay the first episode is built on.