Marc Raco is the Director of Legal Talk Network, and an award-winning seasoned podcast host and producer for more than 40 podcasts over the years across several industries .
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
As Virginia marks 250 years since its lawyers helped shape American democracy, Susan Bradford Tarley, President of the Virginia State Bar, is framing her term around what that legacy still demands of...
Maine has more legal work than it has lawyers to do it, and that gap grows every year even as rural opportunity grows with it. Rachel Okun, President of the Maine State...
Federal judges are telling their own children not to answer the door to strangers, and that’s the reality bar leaders are now building policy around. Kevin Maxim, national President-Elect of the Federal...
Rural legal deserts don’t lack demand, they lack reach, and Angela Armstrong sees AI as one of the clearest ways to close that gap. Executive Director of the Maine State Bar Association...
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