Your new law practice can be just about anything you want it to be, but the freedom it promises could feel encumbered by the weight of innumerable questions. How do you get a new business off the ground? How will
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SideBar Podcast Welcomes Law Professor and Public Health Expert Wendy Parmet as Part of the Show’s One Year Anniversary
Law Professor Wendy Parmet explains how the COVID pandemic exposed weaknesses in our public health system and the lack of trust in science and government.
MONTEREY, CA — SideBar podcast on The Legal Talk Network welcomes Northeastern University Law Professor
Keeping Up: Tech Success for Attorneys
Technology is no longer about practicing law in an optional way or more quickly than you used to, but about figuring out what solutions your firm needs for the future. Here are six podcast episodes that can help you leverage
Podcast Development Workflow
Developing a podcast is not as simple as the first idea that comes to mind. There are many steps to get a podcast that is valuable and engaging for the audience, and fulfills the goals you as the show owner
New Season of “ABA Law Student Podcast” is More Dynamic and Inclusive, Reflecting the Diverse Voices and Perspectives of Today’s Law Student
Legal Talk Network, the leading legal podcast network, announces the launch of a new format on the long-running “ABA Law Student Podcast,” produced in partnership with the American Bar Association’s
AI’s Future of Legal Productivity and Why You Shouldn’t Be Afraid of It
Using AI strategically at your law firm can be a time, error, and resource saver. AI is an effective way to save non-billable hours and help legal professionals do their jobs better. And it can’t replace you: AI lacks the
The Fight for Justice: Marty Tankleff’s Story of a Coerced Confession and Wrongful Conviction
How a Coerced Confession Led to a Wrongful Conviction
On September 7, 1988, Marty Tankleff [1], a high school senior, woke up to find his adoptive parents brutally beaten and stabbed in their Long Island home. Despite a complete lack
Falsely Accused: The Brian Banks Story
In 2002, Brian Banks was a 17-year-old high school football star with a promising future ahead of him. Unfortunately, his life took a drastic turn when he was falsely accused of kidnapping and raping a female classmate. Despite maintaining his
Unjustly Convicted: Uriah Courtney’s 8-Year Fight for Freedom
Injustice can happen to anyone, at any time, and Uriah Courtney’s story is a tragic example of this. In 2006, Uriah was wrongfully convicted of raping and kidnapping a 16-year-old girl, a crime he did not commit. At the time
Legal Talk Network Launches California Innocence Project Podcast to Share Stories of the Wrongfully Convicted and Highlight Pitfalls of the Criminal Legal System
Legal Talk Network, the leading legal podcast network, announces the launch of ‘California Innocence Project Podcast:’ stories of wrongfully convicted men and women who spent decades in prison for crimes they did not commit.
“The injustice suffered by