Legal Podcasts to Meet all your Buzzword Needs

It was a month of buzzwords at Legal Talk Network. Recent episodes explored topics like the opioid crisis, serial killer John Wayne Gacy, blockchain, and more from a legal perspective. Whether you want to learn how to get good reviews or why client acquisition matters, there’s more than enough podcasts to get you through the rest of February. Plus, Above the Law’s podcast Thinking Like A Lawyer will be featuring a series of bonus podcasts about FOX’s new legal drama “Proven Innocent,” which explores the subject of wrongful convictions. Check out all this quality legal content below or find even more on Legal Talk Network.

Bonus Podcast: Proven Innocent

If you can’t get enough of FOX’s new legal drama “Proven Innocent,” Thinking Like A Lawyer has you covered. In the first episode of the series, executive producer Danny Strong talks about the show and what drew him to the subject of wrongful convictions.

The Killer Clown Edition: The Prosecution of John Wayne Gacy

@theBar isn’t clowning around with this episode. William “Bill” Kunkle, lead prosecutor for the infamous serial killer, gives listeners a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the crimes and prosecution of, John Wayne Gacy, the man dubbed the “The Killer Clown.”

Inside the Opioid Epidemic and Big Pharma

Opioid overdoses take the lives of 130 Americans every day which has resulted in litigation against big pharma who many believe are responsible. This Lawyer 2 Lawyer takes a look at this litigation as well as what is being done to assist victims of opioid addiction.

Real Changes for Real Diversity: A Discussion On the Efforts for Inclusivity in the Legal World

How can the legal industry be more welcoming to attorneys of color? Tune into this discussion about what real efforts for diversity should look like in law firms and how law students can encourage more young people to consider entering law school.

Legalweek 2019: LegalMation’s AI for Litigation

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has the potential to change the litigation process for lawyers everywhere. Law Technology goes to Legalweek 2019 to discuss all things legal technology including the impact artificial intelligence could have on the practice of law.

Why Client Acquisition Matters

Client interactions begin earlier than you think. The question is, how can you ensure that your client has an amazing experience from the start? Hear the ins and outs of client intake and acquisition and why the process is critical for building trust with clients.

Building blockchain expertise into a practice area that pays

Blockchain’s a buzzword, but what does it mean and will it impact the practice of law? This episode of the Modern Law Library breaks down what blockchain is, potential issues that are coming to light, and why it could be an important emerging practice area.

The Innovative Lawyer Mindset, with Cat Moon

What does it look like for a lawyer to be innovative? Cat Moon, director of innovation and design at Vanderbilt, assures listeners that basic design competence is achievable as well as sharing what she thinks law schools can and should do to address problems like access to justice.

TL NewsWire’s Top 25 Products Awards

If you’re looking for new tech, there’s no better place than TL NewsWire’s top 25 products awards. Determined by reader interest, this list provides a unique and in-depth look at the most useful and sought-after tech products and services for the legal industry.

5-Star Lawyer: How to get Good Reviews from your Clients

Getting positive online reviews can seem like an issue that’s out of your control, but this episode explores how lawyers can better collect and promote customer reviews. Hint: it involves providing both excellent legal services and an excellent customer service experience.

Conference Coverage:

Legalweek

At Legalweek 2019, Legal Talk Network recorded two episodes of Law Technology Now, an episode of Thinking Like a Lawyer, and three episodes of On The Road. This coverage featured conversations about innovation and technology like artificial intelligence and blockchain. Whether you’re in the market for new technology or looking to innovate yourself, these episodes provide valuable insights about all things legal tech.

Inspire.legal

As a response to the siloed aspects of average legal conferences, Inspire.legal aimed to provoke real discussion through presentations, workshops, and “unpanels,” where attendees were encouraged to contribute and debate. Legal Talk Network discussed some of the issues addressed at the conference through interviews with notable attendees.