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Wow, has 2016 been a big year for Legal Talk Network. We launched four new shows, recorded interviews at eight legal conferences, took one trip with our entire staff (to ABA TECHSHOW), and consumed 1,846 cups of coffee (a rough estimate). Through all this excitement, we’ve continued to publish our monthly and bi-weekly podcasts and more legal professionals than ever are listening!
If you’re a new listener or an long-time fan who is looking for new podcasts, take a look at what others favored over the past year. You might just find an entirely new show that teaches you about legal news, offers tips on improving your practice, or just makes you laugh. These aren’t our favorite podcasts, they’re YOUR favorite podcasts! Check out each of our shows’ most popular podcast of 2016.
How can you attract positive media attention for yourself or your clients?
What are the best ways to approach reporters when you’re looking for a media spotlight?
Tech fails too, says Sensei’s Sharon Nelson
Sharon Nelson explains how to stay patient and avoid getting angry when (not if) your technology fails.
Prosecutor’s book offers first-hand look at ‘Making a Murderer’ subject Steven Avery
Steven Avery’s lawyer, Michael Griesbach talks about how he used DNA evidence to achieve Avery’s exoneration.
How to Land the Right Summer Associates Program
What should a recent graduate do to help increase their chances of finding a firm that is the right fit for them while providing the work experience necessary to land a first job?
Cyber Security Audits and Options for Your Law Firm
Learn why tech savvy clients are now concerned with their lawyer’s ability to protect their files and privileged communications (and what to do about it).
The Law is Not Copyrightable: Fastcase Sues Casemaker
Why Ed Walters thinks keeping public law in the public domain is so important. This was one of my favorite podcasts of the year.
Top Legal Mistakes a Startup Can’t Afford to Make
The common mistakes made by startup companies and how a lawyer can properly represent them.
No Law Firm is Too Small for Cyber Security
Cybersecurity isn’t just for Biglaw firms anymore (was it ever?). This podcast helps lawyers assess their security risk and explains why cybersecurity is important.
Cisco GC Mark Chandler on Automation and International Surveillance
“I don’t measure my relevance or success by the number of people who report to me.” -Mark Chandler. How do you not want to listen to an interview with this GC?
Rescinding an Automobile Policy of Insurance in New Jersey
A discussion on the circumstances in which an insurance carrier can void or rescind a policy in the state of New Jersey.
Home Tech vs Work Tech: Managing the Intersection
For lawyers that are required to use different technology platforms at work than they prefer at home (think Apple vs. PCs), Dennis and Tom discuss how to bridge the gap.
How Artificial Intelligence Will Influence the Future of Legal Practice
How AI will revolutionize the practice of law and provide greater access to it for the masses.
An inside look at the Panama Papers, Mossack Fonseca’s role, shell companies and offshore bank accounts, and the issues of data security and tax evasion.
#89 Starting a Solo Practice, with Mac Power Users Podcaster Katie Floyd
Katie believes that technology is the great equalizer for the small firm and solo practitioner.
The Art of the Entertainment Deal
Jeff B. Cohen, aka Chunk from The Goonies, to talks about why he decided to become a lawyer and discusses dealmaking in the context of the law.
Top Tips for Attorneys from the 2017 ABA TECHSHOW Board
Different experts’ need to know advice for newly solo attorneys.
ABA TECHSHOW 2016: Collaboration Tools That Save You Time
Lawyers who work together in systems like Google Docs rather than sending emails back and forth can really save time.
What Paralegals Need to Know About Going Paperless
Paralegals often play an important role in the process of moving a business to a paperless model. Learn why you should encourage your firm to go paperless and the risks and perils of improper execution.
Defending Brendan Dassey of “Making a Murderer”
It turns out “Making a Murderer” was so popular, people want more information. This time it’s an interview with the lawyers of Brendan Dassey, Steven Avery’s nephew.
Changing Roles and Staffing Models for Paralegals and Other Legal Support Professionals
An examination of the changing roles of paralegals and other support professionals in today’s legal workplace.
Freedom Of The Press In Trump’s America
Charles Glasser explains why he’s actually optimistic about freedom of the press, despite Trump’s campaign rhetoric about “opening up” libel law.
The Seven Parts of Your Law Firm Business
How law firm owners can balance marketing, sales, production, people, the physical plant, financial controls, and themselves.
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Kelsey heads up Legal Talk Network's marketing team. She blogs, tweets, Facebooks, connects with people on LinkedIn, publishes tons of podcasts and listens to even more.
