
Thinking Like A Lawyer is a podcast featuring Above the Law's Joe Patrice, Kathryn Rubino, and Chris Williams. Each episode, the hosts will take a topic experienced and enjoyed by regular people, and shine it through the prism of a legal framework. This will either reveal an awesome rainbow of thought, or a disorienting kaleidoscope of issues. Either way, it should be fun.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 455 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsBusiness News | |||

And the bar examiners prove once again that they don't care about anyone but themselves.
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After striking down the Trump administration's tariffs, Chief Justice Roberts has earned nothing but disrespect and abuse from the president he put in po... more
Things get testy down at the courthouse.
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The Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump's effort to use IEEPA to impose arbitrary tariffs across the world and in the process delivered around 170 pages of epic shade. Meanwhile, the administration ... more
And law students finally get some good news.
With a Biglaw firm officially blaming staff layoffs on AI, what is it going to look like if and when layoffs come for lawyers? It's unlikely to look the same for every Biglaw business model. And it could ... more
This is likely only the beginning of the reckoning.
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As predicted on last week's episode, Brad Karp left the top post at Paul Weiss following the disclosure of friendly correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein. But Karp wasn't the only Biglaw lawye... more
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The hosts are knowledgeable and insightful, providing solid analysis and commentary. A consistently excellent show.
I have to say I think you could really really lose the soundboard. I like the podcast but that thing is grating
I’ve been tuning into this podcast since my law school days. As a lawyer in California, I also listen to other legal podcasts, but they usually get pretty dry & become background noise. I’m really surprised and a little offended by the low ratings this podcast has received because these three hosts have become a staple in my weekly routine. I appreciate how each episode dives into serious legal issues without being dull. Please keep the small talk, the weekly legal discussions, and all the spont... more
I’m not a lawyer and I’m not involved in the legal profession at all but Above the Law: Thinking Like a Lawyer has become one of my favorite listens.
Our nanny is in law school, and I wanted a way to better relate to her and understand a huge part of her life that exists outside of our family. This podcast has been a surprisingly great bridge. I’ve learned about the Bar, clerkships, bonuses, law firm culture, and the realities of the profession in a way that’s engaging, accessible, and often ve... more
I enjoy the podcast but find myself constantly turning it off when they vier hard into the politics. For legal experts, it’s interesting for them to throw tantrums when the legal system does work just not in their political interests. You guys should stick to law, not going on anti-Trump tirades
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Content primarily revolves around legal issues and their implications for society, presented in an engaging, sometimes humorous manner. Episodes cover a variety of current events relating to law, politics, and ethics, frequently referencing high-profile cases and legal scandals, especially those surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and figures within the Trump administration. The conversations often intermix serious legal discourse with lighthearted banter among the hosts, creating a unique blend of entertainment and insight. This format makes the content accessible to those inside and outside the legal profession, sparking interest from a wider audience who may be law-curious or seeking to engage with contemporary legal discussions.
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