Renee and Phil Stackhouse discuss their individual careers and delve into how they manage their personal lives as a couple and as parents.
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Kathryn Rubino and Deborah K. Marcuse discuss the current workplace environment in big law firms and the importance of gender diversity within the workplace.
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Allison Shields talks about how lawyers can do more in less time.
Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell discuss emojis and gifs and the implications of their use in the legal profession.
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Steven Zansberg talks about gag orders and how far judges can go to restrict the dissemination of case information.
Joe Meadows has a discussion with John Simek and Sharon Nelson about internet defamation.
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Luz Herrera talks about how a low-bono practice can enable a lawyer to balance the desire to help people with making a living.
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Kim Pray and Kate Kilberg talk about B Corporations, including what they are, and what they now know about B Corps that they wish they had known when they first started their law firm.
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Martha van Berkel talks about all things schema markup, a.k.a. structured data.
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Kathryn Rubino joins Joe to discuss the recent lowlights in Biglaw gender equity.
Terry Harrell and John Berry talk about mental health and well-being in the legal profession and law schools.
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LaBarron Boone from the Beasley Allen law firm discusses the $151-Million dollar Travaris “Tre” Smith case.
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Maddy Martin talks about the impact of automation in the legal profession and how it affects paralegals.
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Sharon Jones gives listeners an update on the current state of gender diversity in the legal profession.
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Carol Greenwald talks about the networking matrix, interview double dates and random acts of lunch.
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