Clerkships can be overwhelming at first, but as Abbie Hoefer mentions, honing in on what actually matters and focusing on your main goal can make the experience much smoother! Simon Law's clerks discuss what to expect in your clerkship, how to overcome the fear of failure and their favorite tips on being a good clerk in the latest 3-part series on The Jury is Out: https://lnkd.in/gUcWVGkS #LawClerk
About us
Legal Talk Network is an online media network for legal professionals with podcasts that highlight current legal news and analysis as well as provide high quality educational content to its listeners. Legal Talk Network’s shows also cover the important tools, technology, and events that shape the industry. With award-winning hosts and high profile guests, listeners from around the world tune in for Legal Talk Network’s podcasts. Legal Talk Network is owned and operated by LAWgical, specializing in marketing, software, and media for the legal industry. Follow on Twitter @LegalTalkNet
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- Media Production
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- Denver, Colorado
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- 2005
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- Podcasting, News & Politics, Media, and Law
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Employees at Legal Talk Network
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Lisa Kirkman
Strategic Builder of Digital and Media Partnerships
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Jared Correia
Founder, CEO at Red Cave Law Firm Consulting
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Mark Oblinger
President at Wisdom Teeth Music
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Mitchel L. Winick
President, Dean, and CEO - Monterey College of Law; Podcast Cohost - "SideBar" on the Legal Talk Network
Updates
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Recall and recognition are NOT the same! 💭 Learn how memory plays a role in wrongful convictions by listening to the latest episode of For the Innocent: https://lnkd.in/gaJVNKSa For the Innocent is hosted by The Innocence Center's executive director Michael Semanchik and supported by Clio - Cloud-Based Legal Technology. Thank you to John Wixted of UC San Diego for joining us on this episode!
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Releasing generic statements about AI and emerging tech ❌ Encouraging innovation by offering access to specific tools and sharing research ✅ Get a better sense of how technology can help self-represented litigants have better outcomes in our legal systems by listening to Lagniappe Law Lab's Executive Director Amanda Leigh Brown on the Dennis Kennedy-Tom Mighell Report 'Fresh Voices' series: https://lnkd.in/gqnzTSDC #LegalTech
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When you help clients achieve their goals or overcome challenges, you're leaving a mark that goes beyond your individual accomplishments. 🧡 Elevate your client relationships with these game-changing strategies used by Fortune 500 companies: https://lnkd.in/gAxM8py8 💡 Insights from Cindy Chang on Counsel Cast, a podcast from Conroy Creative Counsel #Legacy
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"I’ve always found it absurd that we’re governed in the 21st century by a document written in the late 18th century for small country in a relatively narrow geographic area and a country where there are enslaved people... There’s not going to be a new constitution next year, probably not in five years, but it’ll never happen unless we start focusing on how essential it is that we make these changes." 📜 - University of California, Berkeley - School of Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky Hear Erwin Chemerinsky, Mitchel L. Winick and Jackie Gardina discuss whether it's time to consider drafting a new constitution, the issues facing higher education, and the Equal Rights Amendment on today's brand new episode of #SideBar: https://lnkd.in/gTEmK3EH
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Our memories are not like recordings. Learn the psychology of how memory actually works by listening to Dr. John Wixted of University of California, San Diego - Department of Psychology on For the Innocent: https://lnkd.in/gaJVNKSa 🧠 💙 This podcast is supported by Clio - Cloud-Based Legal Technology.
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When the 1859 trial Virginia v. John Brown started, 600 onlookers filled the courtroom, including many newspaper reporters who eagerly recited every detail to all corners of a country on the edge of war. 📰 As tensions grew from the inflamed headlines, the court put an end to the reporting. Brown’s case may have been one of the first where an American court issued a gag order, although they had been used throughout history and were regularly used in monarchies. Because the press wasn't able to fully document the trial, the transcripts generated by the court reporter became essential. 📝 Thank you to Doug Bryson for bringing the court reporter to life on In Dispute: 10 Famous Trials That Changed History! You can hear more from Doug and get a rundown of the trial from J. Craig Williams by listening to the full episode: https://lnkd.in/ekNveyUW
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Historians can't decide whether John Brown should be admired or condemned. Listen to the latest episode of In Dispute hosted by J. Craig Williams and let us know where you stand! 🎧: https://lnkd.in/ekNveyUW #AmericanHistory #CivilWar #Podcast
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Congratulations to Alan Pierce on reaching 50 years of practicing Workers’ Compensation law! 🎉 Alan passed the bar in 1974 and began practicing Workers’ Comp law at Liberty Mutual. He’s seen a lot since then! Incremental changes seem to pass slowly, but over half a century, Alan has had a front row seat to what’s become a revolution, from his start as a claims adjuster to attending law school at night to founding his own Workers’ Compensation law firm. Alan’s son and law partner, Jud Pierce interviews his father on today's episode of Workers Comp Matters. This heartfelt and interesting episode is an instant favorite among our team, and we know you'll love it, too! You can listen to it here: https://lnkd.in/gbKdbAhm 💙 Legal Talk Network would not be possible without our generous and talented hosts! Thank you to both Alan and Judson for bringing their knowledge, humor and creativity to the Workers Comp Matters podcast every month! We are so grateful. #WorkersCompensation #Podcaster #Anniversary
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Sandeep Vaheesan, the legal director at the Open Markets Institute, discusses the Federal Trade Commission's ban of noncompete agreements, recent court rulings to block the FTC's ban, and the new ruling on noncompetes by Judge Ada Brown on today's episode of Lawyer 2 Lawyer, hosted by J. Craig Williams. https://lnkd.in/eEVSY7HV