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Legal Talk Network On the Road covers the latest conferences, bar meetings, industry events, and trade shows. Often recorded live from the conference room floor our hosts interview bar presidents, committee and section chairs, and other leaders to offer an exclusive look at the biggest events in legal, as well as what is on the horizon for those who practice law.
This legal podcast discusses issues pertinent to women who practice antitrust law.
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This legal podcast discusses why antitrust laws are important and why young lawyers should be interested in them.
In this legal podcast Patricia Conners talks about her experience in consumer protection and how it compares to her antitrust career.
Jon Jacobson, who will chair the ABA Section of Antitrust Law in 2017, shares information about upcoming programing opportunities and task forces that he’s initiating.
Antitrust Law Spring Meeting co-chairs Paul Friedman and Margaret Ward discuss the attendance of antitrust professionals and enforcers from across world
In this legal podcast the in-house antitrust lawyers of large corporations about the difference between private and in-house practices.
This legal podcast discusses the ins and outs of advertising law, interesting cases, and what’s currently going on with consumer protection.
A legal podcast about why new lawyers should practice antitrust, challenges to that field, and why mergers and merger reviews are important to U.S. economy.
In this legal podcast Scott Martin talks about his switch from defense to plaintiff work and how the new administration will affect the future of the plaintiffs’ antitrust bar.
This legal podcast discusses “dawn raids” and why it’s important for clients to have a search warrant response protocol.
In this legal podcast Lewis Goldfarb talks about the Goldfarb v. Virginia State Bar case, how it happened, and why it is significant.
In this legal podcast the co-chairs of this year’s Antitrust in the Americas Conference about antitrust in Latin America and what topics the conference will cover.
Deon Woods Bell and Laureen Kapin talk about their experiences both with the FTC and with the ABA Antitrust Section.
Evolve Law co-founder Jules Miller interviews Fastcase co-founder Phil Rosenthal about his mission to democratize the law.
Evolve Law co-founder Jules Miller interviews Sandeep Joshi of iManage & Lecia Kaslofsky of FactBox about their strategic meeting at the Evolve Law Summit.
On The Road host Laurence Colletti interviews Michael Frankel, Carlos Gamez, Bill O’Boyle, David Coffee, & Dean Sonderegger at the Evolve Law Summit in NYC
On The Road host Laurence Colletti interviews Edward Wilson, David Rose, Mike Suchsland, Lorine Pendleton, and Jeroen Plink at Evolve Law’s Summit in NYC.
Jules Miller and Mary Juetten, co-founders of Evolve Law, discuss the Summit, which aims to pair legal innovators with strategic partners and investors.
Legal bloggers answer three questions in 30 seconds at the ABA TECHSHOW 2017 Beer for Bloggers event.
Judy Perry Martinez discusses the American Bar Association Center for Innovation and what qualities the program looks for in a fellow.
Tech tips, life hacks, and useful apps that can increase lawyers' productivity while also helping them manage security and marketing.
A discussion on why it’s important to promote women’s roles in the legal industry and what specific characteristics women have to improve the tech field.
Charley Moore, CEO of Rocket Lawyer, discusses how his company aims to make lawyers more accessible to those that need them the most.
Host Joshua Lenon has a conversation with John Suh, CEO of LegalZoom, about the mission of his company and how it functions.
Two legal professionals who have switched to the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology explain how to get started to increase your productivity.
Stacy Stern, Nicole Bradick, and Dan Lear talk about alternate ways to use your law degree.
Andrew Arruda, Shamla Naidoo, and Ed Walters talks about artificial intelligence and how technology is helping lawyers, not replacing them.
Heidi Alexander and Vedia Jones-Richardson discuss the importance of focus in the workplace, especially for legal professionals.
Tom Lambotte and Stanley Louissaint about managed service providers (MSP) and the role they play in a successful law firm.
New legal technology and innovative companies, like Rocket Lawyer and LegalZoom, are slowly changing the legal industry. In this report from On The Road, host Christopher Anderson talks to Mark Britton, CEO of Avvo, about how law firms are becoming more customer-centric and using technology to do so. Their discussion includes how client needs are...
Shantelle Argyle talks about how lawyers can unbundle their services and actually turn a profit.
So you want to get the name of your firm under as many eyes or into as many ears as possible. You know some sources that can accomplish this but what is the best way to approach them with a pitch? In this report from On The Road, host Laurence Colletti talks to Adam Camras,...
Sherri Davidoff and John Simek talk about cheap (or free) ways to keep your legal data secure.
Bob Ambrogi discusses the advantages of practice management software with Niki Black, legal technology evangelist at MyCase.
George Psiharis and Billie Tarascio talk about how you can use big performance data to improve your law practice.
You became a lawyer to practice law, not to write a blog about law. Blogging, however, is an important tool when marketing your firm. So how, as a lawyer, can you make this process more manageable? In this report from On The Road, host Lee Rawles talks to Tim Baran of Good2bSocial about essential DIY...
Amani Smathers and Gina Bongiovi talk about process mapping and how it can improve your legal business management.
Reid Trautz, a director within the American Association of Immigration Lawyers, discusses the current and potential future Executive orders on immigration.
Current and future immigration orders, the legal representation of immigrants, and what actions lawyers can take to help.
Greg Brooker and Katherine Mikkelson discuss their touring program that uses role playing in order to make ethics more relatable to lawyers.
Cuba’s role in U.S. economy, commercial opportunities there, and the wet foot, dry foot policy.
Lawyers in the entertainment industry need to keep up with growing technology, say experts.
A discussion on the rules of Senate voting and the decrease in judges qualified to be nominated for the Supreme Court.
Road rage, driverless cars, technology and the future, and how lawyers (and drivers) should be prepared for these changes.
Kara Jermain, an associate counsel at Gallup, discusses the advantages of in-house lawyers who can multitask communicate effectively.
The ABA’s Commission on the American Jury chair discusses why the number of trials in the U.S. seems to have fallen so dramatically.
Anna Romanskaya discusses the initiatives the YLD is taking to give young lawyers the business experience they didn’t receive in school.
A discussion on the goals to improve cost and efficiency of the civil justice system.
Recent law school grads discuss rising student loans and what this means for new lawyers.
Executive orders on immigration, veterans initiative, the ABA Blueprint web tool, President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, and Law Day 2017.
This Love Your Lawyer Day we interview its founder Nader Anise from the American Lawyers Public Image Association.
Laurence Colletti serves as the producer at Legal Talk Network where he combines his passion for web-based media with...
