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Philosophies and approaches to AI use differ vastly amongst its users, and Dennis and Tom are no exception. While Dennis imagines “panning for gold” with a high-level thought partner, Tom treats AI...
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President Trump recently banned three major media outlets from the White House including CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, stating that these journalists “threatened national security and/or spread falsehoods” through their coverage. This...
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Running two practice areas can feel like running two law firms under one roof. In episode 638 of the Lawyerist Podcast, Stephanie Everett talks with Megan Burns, managing partner at Mirador Law, about the firm’s decision...
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The National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership, based at The George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. This Talk Justice episode explores the movement to connect...
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And the fashion police have too much time on their hands.
How to be the most prepared person in the room plus the “just damages” lesson John Simon learned the hard way.
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This week we’re sharing one of our most favoritest episodes of Office Hours. Conrad and Gyi dig into marketing questions from lawyers just like you, and share tactical advice for growing your...
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Recorded on the show floor at ILTACON, this conversation with Thomas Bueler-Faudree, founder of August, tackles the question he says he hears most from law firms: does adopting AI mean undercutting your...
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Retired judge Zuberi “Zu” Williams shares how an early internship with the ABA’s JOIP shaped his career, and how he works to give back.
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Across a week of conversations in Missoula, one theme kept resurfacing no matter who was in the chair: AI is forcing every bar leader in the country to rethink risk, mentorship, and...
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After 28 years as ALPS Insurance’s Risk Manager, Mark Bassingthwaighte says cybersecurity now worries him more than legal malpractice, and he’s tired of hearing solo and small firm lawyers insist they’re too...
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In 2016, Susan Carns Curtiss added 46 women attorneys she knew to a Facebook group with no real plan behind it, and it’s since grown into Girl Attorney, a network of more...
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One stretch of eastern Montana spans 75,000 square miles and has just 123 lawyers to cover it, and John Mudd, Executive Director and General Counsel of the State Bar of Montana, sees...
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Some Wyoming counties have two practicing attorneys or fewer, and once you subtract the elected county attorney and public defenders, Alison Gee says there’s barely enough left to keep a functioning legal...
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