Host Ken White dives into the famously ambiguous obscenity standards set forth by the United States Supreme Court.
Catching up with Keith Lee.
Ashley Halfman, Teresa Scanlan and Bill Alverson talk about the similarities between the pageant circuit, law school and the practice of law with pageant winners or working as a pageant coach.
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Julie Fershtman discusses the world of horse sense, the dark underbelly of the Kentucky Derby and the liabilities of pony rides.
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Since we last spoke, this guest has leveled up.
A surprising amount of legal controversy surrounds the growing sport.
Honorees Matt Homann, Pegeen Turner, Colin Lachance, and Sofia Lingos share responses to the topics chosen for their luncheon table talks.
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Tamera Bennett shares insights from her career as an entertainment lawyer in Texas.
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Christian Lang, Matt Homann, and Dan Linna share their thoughts on how Inspire.Legal 2.0 facilitates conversations to better define and address the most pressing challenges in legal.
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Zach Warren shares highlights from Legalweek 2020.
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Dan Linna, Patrick Fuller, and Gina Passarella offer the biggest takeaways from their panel on what 40 years of data says about the state of the industry its future outlook.
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Will Hutson and Chris Harris talk about how they marketed their practice through singing about legal subjects on YouTube.
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A rambling take on impeachment and Tulsi Gabbard's Clinton lawsuit.
Stephanie Francis Ward, host of Asked and Answered, speaks with three lawyers, Dustin Sullivan, Michael Beck and Jerry Buting, who are all involved in the world of reality television.
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Plaintiff-side work provides rewarding opportunities that career services often overlook.
