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Newsletter SignupHosts with the Legal Talk Network took on a wide range of topics, many touching on Covid-19-related issues.
Some notable episodes to add to your playlist cover national security and physical health, what discovery looks like in an era of Zoom meetings, and law firms looking to embrace remote work and reduce expensive real estate overhead.
On Lawyer 2 Lawyer, host J. Craig Williams speaks with healthcare lawyer Harry Nelson about what the American public deserves to know about the president’s health. The two discuss national security implications and closer to home, and the duty of employers to keep their employees, including White House staff, safe.
Lawyer 2 Lawyer
The State Bar of Texas Podcast dives deeper into ADA, with employment lawyer Kelli Fuqua explaining what employers need to know to comply with ADA protections and ways to help best accommodate employee needs during the pandemic.
State Bar of Texas Podcast
Keeping Employees Safe at Work — ADA Considerations in the Age of COVID
On Digital Detectives, discovery experts Doug Austin and Brett Burney share tips and best practices for audio and video discovery when so many meetings and events are live via Zoom and other video meeting platforms.
Digital Detectives
On the Legal Rebels Podcast, ABA Journal reporter Lyle Moran speaks with real estate law expert Sherry Cushman, of Cushman Wakefield, about how law firms and looking to cut costs in part by reducing their physical property footprints.
ABA Journal: Legal Rebels
Firms of the future: COVID-19 prompts more law firms to pursue real estate downsizing
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Molly McDonough, a longtime legal affairs journalist, is a producer for the current events show "Legal Talk Today." She also is a media and content strategist with McDonough Media LLC. McDonough previously served as editor and publisher of the ABA’s flagship magazine, the "ABA Journal." She writes about access to justice at "A Just Society."
