Have Yourself a Merry Legal Podcast
This holiday season, treat yourself to some extra eggnog and enough legal podcasts to fill a sleigh.
This holiday season, treat yourself to some extra eggnog and enough legal podcasts to fill a sleigh. From innovation to marketing, you won’t have to check twice to find what you need on Legal Talk Network. Tune in for tips on how to conquer law school, the best way to deal with natural disasters, and learn whether or not it’s beneficial to swear in Court. Don’t know what to get the techies in your life? The Digital Edge Tech Toys episode has you covered. So spice up your silent night with the latest in law from the Legal Talk Network.
Rand Fishkin’s Guide to Business for Lawyers
Need a quality stocking stuffer? Learn more about Rand Fishkin’s new book, “Lost and Founder: A Painfully Honest Field Guide to the Startup World,” and how lawyers can use the practical advice from his book to build up the business side of their firms.
The opposite of a Hallmark movie, Ken White drops the F-bomb no less than 18 times in this episode. But he doesn’t do it just for fun, rather he takes a look at the case Cohen v. California and whether or not the F word is protected by the First Amendment.
How Microsoft Promotes Legal Innovation
There’s no greater gift for the legal industry then successful innovation. Jason Barnwell and his team at Microsoft give this gift through Microsoft’s Trusted Advisor Forum which was designed to ask this question: Do clients need to actively engage with their law firms to drive innovation in legal service delivery?
Organization for the Holidays – How to Be Merry in Your Law Office
Make your law office a pleasant place to be even when it’s not decorated with tinsel. Guest Andrea Cannavina gives her advice to lawyers for increasing efficiency this holiday season from making the right tech choices to gift recommendations.
The California Fires & Dealing with Natural Disasters
Being home for Christmas isn’t possible for those who lost their homes to natural disasters this year. Dan Wade, Tiela Chalmers, and Michael Hart discuss the recent California fires, how to prepare for natural or man-made disasters, and how attorneys can get involved with assisting disaster survivors.
Many folks become lawyers so they don’t have to deal with math anymore. It’s one of those weaknesses that holds back the profession as a business. Josh Becker of LexisNexis discusses the release of Context, a new tool that delivers deep insights into judicial idiosyncrasies by analyzing the language of their body of work.
The State of Small Law, with George Psiharis
There’s lots of things to celebrate during the holiday season including the 200th episode of Lawyerist with George Psiharis. They talk about the state of small law, as well as Clio’s 2018 Legal Industry Trends Report.
Good Conduct: Confronting confusion in the wake of #MeToo
Here are some things to keep in mind during your office Christmas party. Gerald Pauling discusses the importance of context and non-verbal cues and how firms can protect themselves from liability in an era of greater accountability.
How to be Successful in Law School
Are you dreading the return back to your hectic law school schedule after break ends? You’re not alone! Negeen Sadeghi-Movahed talks about law student life and her goals as chair.
How Millennials and Work Remotes are Impacting Workers’ Comp
By 2019 millennials will outnumber Baby Boomers in the United States. Guest Ryan Benharris discusses the gig economy, millennials vs. boomers, and how working remotely affects workers’ compensation.
‘Tis the Season: Tech Toys for the Holidays 2018
It’s that time of the year again! Your favorite techies, Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway, share their complete list of picks for the best new technology this season — some serious and some just plain fun.
