Margaret Ogden, wellness coordinator at the Supreme Court of Virginia, shares insights into new initiatives focused on attorney mental health and wellbeing.
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What is Poll Worker Esquire and what does it do? ABA President Patricia Refo explains it all.
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Joseph Marrone from the Marrone Law firm wants to make sure your ballot counts so tune into this episode to hear about the basic requirements and the do’s and don’ts.
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What does defunding the police mean for communities that need them the most? Judge Tanya Acker from HotBench gives her opinion.
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Carl Morrison, Jill Francisco, and Brian Moore discuss the exciting experience in store at NALA’s virtual conference.
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Sally Fisher Curran discusses her career in legal aid.
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Charles Volkert, senior district president of Robert Half Legal discusses the current state of the legal profession and possible opportunities for lawyers.
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Patricia Savitz explains the Florida Bar’s requirement for members to designate an inventory attorney under Rule 1-3.8.
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Ernie Svenson discusses how his work with attorneys helps them use their time better and get more meaningful clients.
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George Martin and Lisa Hardy explain the many types of help available to attorneys through an employee assistance program.
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Shannon Salter and Jonathan Verk offer public and private sector perspectives on how online dispute resolution technology creates better outcomes for clients.
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Co-founders and brothers Alcide and Armond Honoré discuss the origins and ongoing development of their mobile call billing app Billseye.
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Jeff Wasserman shares stories of his struggles with gambling addiction, the lessons he’s learned, and the work he’s doing now to help others.
Rachel Gentry, Kennedy LeJeune, and KyMara Guidry join host Ashley Baker for a roundtable discussion of law student mental health issues.
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Jack Newton shares highlights from his keynote address at the 2019 Clio Cloud Conference in San Diego, CA.
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