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Take control of the deposition. Tips on reading witnesses, speaking objections and why Tim Cronin starts with an early laugh.
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Gyi and Conrad have seen their fair share of scummy actors online, and they have both experienced targeted attacks on their Google Business Profiles. What’s a business owner to do? Vandalism, libel,...
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The line between legal information and legal advice is disappearing, and AI is the reason. Damien Riehl, a lawyer and technologist at Clio who chairs the Minnesota State Bar Association’s AI Committee,...
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Host Christopher T. Anderson invites colleagues to a Seat at the Table for real discussions with actionable insights. In this episode: Running a law firm is about more than producing results. It’s...
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Julie Suk is worried about American democracy. “Over time, the control of our constitutional future has really been in the domain of the judiciary and the executive branch, with the judiciary increasingly...
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A jury summons in your mailbox often instills a feeling of dread, but is jury duty really as bad as people assume? Instead of trying to find a way out of this...
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In today’s digital world, separating the human legal process from the digital data is becoming impossible. Guest Bobby Williams, a forensic digital detective, explains.
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Statistics show that 90-98% of both civil and criminal cases across the nation are resolved before trial. With seemingly fewer cases reaching a jury, how do we, as legal professionals, preserve a...
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Your firm has AI tools. Your team has questions. In episode 640 of the Lawyerist Podcast, Zack Glaser talks with Ben Schorr about helping lawyers and staff get comfortable using AI through practical, collaborative...
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Spouses who claim they have no money often have a very detailed paper trail saying otherwise. Attorney Sarah Preisinger of Nebraska Legal Group draws on 17 years of experience, including time as...
And the inevitable -- if stupid -- return of Richard Nixon
Part two with author Tracy Thomas: Florence Allen's Supreme Court heartbreak, her judicial philosophy, and lessons for women in law today.
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Gyi and Conrad take a trip into the dirty underbelly of the interwebs, where Google Business Profile spam is alive, well, and somehow racking up five-star reviews. The template is easy to...
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Recorded at Concorda’s booth in Startup Alley at ILTACON, this conversation with founders Sam Oh and Ke Ma digs into the gap they saw in legal AI tools built mostly for transactional...
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