Aiming for a wider reach and audience, the civil legal aid podcast Talk Justice has joined the Legal Talk Network.
Produced by the Legal Services Corporation, the podcast features a rotating lineup of hosts covering civil legal aid
Continue Reading ‘Talk Justice’ seeks to amplify ‘unexpected’ voices in support of civil legal aid
Shuttered during the pandemic, movie theaters are only slowly opening capacity and drawing modest audiences. What impact did the shutdown and digital-first releases have on the pocketbooks of superstars headlining the films?
On Legal Talk Today, Laurence Colletti takes
Continue Reading Black Widow v. Disney | Victim blaming in politics | DIY in complex cases
Building good teams often requires valuing the unique strengths of each member. For legal teams, diversity of thought and perspective can make all the difference when solving problems.
If everyone thinks the same way, creative solutions may be elusive.
In this On the Road Special Report, hear from National Conference of Bar Presidents leaders who presented showcase programs to evaluate the Covid-19 rollercoaster, lessons learned, and innovative ways bar groups are serving members.
Incoming American Bar Association President Reginald
Continue Reading OTR Special Report: Bar leaders navigate uncertainty, drive change & look ahead
Leveraging technology and the latest legal tools doesn’t necessarily mean becoming an expert in coding and the nuances of machine learning.
Several recent Legal Talk Network episodes take deep dives into day-to-day tools and law practice management practices. Topics cover:
Continue Reading Mastering macros | Tag you’re it | Public personas on trial
Being away for a midsummer vacay meant binge listening to LTN’s recent podcasts to catch up.
For inspiration, laughs, and sober advice, I recommend the following playlist explaining #FreeBritney and covering the WALL-E of legal tech, surly judges, and SCOTUS
Continue Reading Law & #FreeBritney | WALL-E v Ultron | Very specific SCOTUS kink | Give to get
This week’s solid listens include an inspiring founder’s story, the politics of quorum in Texas explained and approaches addressing homelessness in a meaningful way.
Persistence pays off
When you know you’re right and everyone tells you you’re wrong, what do
Continue Reading Inspiring founder | Texas quorum quirks | Homelessness at crisis point | Old firm, new approach
Other than clean living, among the things better addressed sooner than later, is financial health.
This is true whether you’re swimming in debt or have money to burn.
In a two-part series, Young Lawyer Rising hosts and guest Ravi Ramanathan
Continue Reading Financial wellness tips | How Mary Kay shaped this lawyer’s career | Popehat’s take on Trump v. social media
When someone hires a lawyer, they are entitled to a level of zealous advocacy. Ethical guidelines bind the lawyer to be loyal and give their clients their all.
But there are limits to even zealous advocacy. To explore the limits
Continue Reading Advocacy for the unpopular: Where’s the line? | U.S. Rep. Raskin on impeachment | Bill of Rights for the earth?
Rankings of all sorts can be controversial, especially for those being ranked when their numbers never materialize or slip. Yet, they continue to be incredibly important for the marketing of law schools, law firms, etc.
As long as consumers and
Continue Reading Law schools ranked by employment | IRL office debate | A Declaration of Independence reading
