The Lawyerist Podcast is a show about lawyering and law practice hosted by Stephanie Everett of Lawyerist. Every week we feature conversations with successful lawyers, innovative thought leaders, and other creative people helping to shape the future of legal practice.
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Dennis Kennedy explains the real promise of technology is taking away the tedious bits of law practice so lawyers can do more of what matters.
Jodi Ettenberg talks about what work looks like when you’re far from home, and how she manages her finances.
Casetext VP Pablo Arredondo discusses what it takes to get lawyers to collaborate in order to increase access to legal information online.
Judge Dillard discusses about why he joined Twitter, what he gets out of it, and whether it is a good thing.
Sonia Miller Van Oort describes what a law firm looks like without the traditional hierarchy.
Shantelle Argyle talks about what it takes to start a non-profit law firm and how OLS has grown from two lawyers to six in less than two years.
John Grant explains how to adapt Agile for law practice.
Brendan Kenny explains what every lawyer needs to know about e-discovery.
Nicole Bradick explains what a virtual practice is and how to build one.
Omar Ha-Redeye talks about how the legal industry is changing and what that means for the future of access to justice.
David Lat talks about the similarities and differences between BigLaw, solo, and small firms, and talks about changes and opportunities in the legal market.
Deborah Savadra identifies the five things she thinks lawyers ought to know about Microsoft Office and explains why.
Ed Walters discusses law robots and the roles computers in law practice.
ABA Law Practice Division chair Bob Young talks about being a plaintiff’s lawyer in a defense firm, and explains what the ABA LPD is doing to help lawyers.
Allison Shields talks about how to be more productive, also the subject of her new book, How to Do More in Less Time.
Todd Hendrickson talks about how he uses technology to give him an edge against better-funded opponents in his solo med-mal and personal injury practice.
David Colarusso discusses what a legal hacker is, how he incorporates hacking into lawyering, and why lawyers should learn to code.
Ernie Svenson expads on objections and advantages to going paperless, and explains why you have almost certainly already started.
Shannon Hoagland describes her creative approach to entertaining clients.
Ken talks about how he helped build a successful law firm from rented desks and unreliable phones.
Daniel Gershburg has a real estate and bankruptcy practice in transition and is figuring out what the future of law looks like for solo and small-firm lawyers.
Karin Conroy talks through her 5-step marketing plan.
Marco Santori discusses what Bitcoin is, the hurdles to its wider adoption, and why every lawyer should accept legal fees in Bitcoin.
Keith Lee talks about his book, The Marble and the Sculptor, and how new lawyers can become good lawyers.
Ellie Krug talks about starting a law firm, building a strong reputation, and trying cases as a man then a woman.
Casey Flaherty talks about where the LTA came from, how he developed it, and what it means for the future.
David Sparks explains starting a brand-new solo practice, including the Mac tools he is using to make it work.
Entertainment lawyer Ali Grace Marquart discusses what got her on Forbes’ 2015 30 Under 30 list for law and policy.
Aaron Hall explains why and how he is giving some clients a satisfaction guarantee.
Gyi Tsakalakis of AttorneySync discusses online marketing without the BS.
Alison Monahan discusses what success means in law school and how students and graduates can adapt to the current legal market.
Brian talked about his criminal defense practice, the importance of a code of ethics, why some lawyers seem to leave ethics behind when they go online.
Fastcase CEO Ed Walters discusses law and robots and the role artificial intelligence may play in the future of law.
Carolyn Elefant discusses what you can and should do in advance if you are planning to start a solo law practice.
Paul Floyd explains why it doesn’t really make sense to try to come up with a value for most law firms, and what makes some more valuable than others.
Alan Dershowitz discusses his book, Letters to a Young Lawyer.
Stephanie Everett leads the Lawyerist community and Lawyerist Lab. She is the co-author of Lawyerist’s new book...
Zack Glaser is the Lawyerist Legal Tech Advisor. He’s an attorney, technologist, and blogger.
Jennifer Whigham is the Community Director at Lawyerist.
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