Lawyerist Podcast

#238: What You Should’ve Learned in Law School, , with Neil Tyra

#237: Scaling While Solo, with Erin Gerstenzang

#236: The Deafblind Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law, with Haben Girma

#235: Storytelling, with Matthew Dicks

#234: Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do, with Amy Morin

#233: Giving Gifts to Build Your Business, with John Ruhlin

#232: Training the Lawyers of the Future at Emory Law, with Nicole Morris

#231: Creating Micro-Experiences for Your Clients, with Stephanie Everett

#230: Podcasting as a Marketing Tactic, with Megan Zavieh

#229: Small Firm Profile: Daily General Counsel, with Jan Glassmann

#228: The Real Access-to-Justice Problem and How We Might Solve It, with Rebecca Sandefur

In this episode with Bob Ambrogi, we talk about the state of legal blogging and podcasting in 2019 and whether or not blogging and podcasting can still be influential. Bob also shares advice for new legal bloggers and podcasters.

#226: It Doesn’t Have to be Crazy at Your Law Firm, with Jason Fried

In this episode with David Colarusso, we talk about Suffolk University Law School’s Legal Innovation and Technology Lab, what it is and what it hopes to achieve, as well as a concept known as “Chesterton’s fence” and how you can better use risk assessment tools in your firm.

#224: Calling Bullshit on Compromise, with Chris Voss