The Lawyerist Podcast is a show about lawyering and law practice hosted by Stephanie Everett of Lawy
In this episode, we're joined by Peter Aprile and Natalie Worsfold to talk about the way they think
In this episode Erin Levine explains how her experience as a divorce lawyer led her to build Hello D
In this episode we're joined by Alan Sugarman to talk about the landmark case that opened up access
Dean Cardinale is no lawyer, but he knows a thing or two about taking informed risks. In this episod
In this week’s episode, we talk with attorney branding specialist, Nicole Abboud, about the benefits
In this episode we speak with the co-author of "Rebooting Justice," Ben Barton, about how making leg
In this episode, we talk with deaf-blind civil rights lawyer and accessibility advocate Haben Girma
In this episode, we talk with Laura Genoves and her experiences as one of the first Limited Licensed
In this podcast, we ask Brad Johnson why financial advisors find it so difficult to build referral n
In this episode we talk with Nika Kabiri about the ways stress may be sabotaging your clients and ge
In this episode, the "Father of Unbundling," Forrest ("Woody") Mosten explains how unbundled service
In this episode, Pete Vargas explains how lawyers can use speaking engagements to generate new clien
In this episode Christina Scalera explains why Pinterest really is a great place for lawyers to buil
In this episode, Melissa Hall argues that lawyers can learn from healthcare, where a primary care do
In this episode, Jeff Skrysak lists 14 things you can do to improve your SEO profile that don’t co
In this episode Joyce Tischler discusses lessons learned from the founding of Animal Legal Defense F
In this episode, Rikke Hansen explains how lawyers should think about career change—including when t
In this episode, Doug Brackmann explains why traditional meditation may not work for innovators, ent
In this episode, Legal Malpractice Insurance in One Hour for Lawyers author JoAnn Hathaway explains
On this episode, we discuss the civil right to counsel (sometimes called "civil Gideon") movement wi
