
Jeremy Ellergodt explores how lawyers can build a successful career in private practice. In each 15-minute episode, Jeremy brings in an expert to discuss an interesting topic applicable to private practice lawyers, and provide actionable advice that can be used by junior and senior lawyers alike. Whether you’re an articling student starting your career journey or a senior associate thinking about ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessEducationHow To | |||

Ahmed Malik returns to the show to talk about some key skills many associates avoid until it's too late: marketing and networking. Ahmed, a business lawyer and partner practicing in real estate, corporate law, and banking, walks through why business ... more
Jeremy asks lawyer and mom of two Samantha McKinnon a question they don’t include in any law school test: when is the “right” time to have kids? Sam shares her path to motherhood as she and Jeremy discuss the impact of having children early-versus-la... more
In this episode, Jeremy interviews his longtime paralegal, Alexa Huntley, about what differentiates basic, reactive paralegal work from high-level, proactive file and practice management. They discuss how paralegal roles vary by regulation and traini... more
For some lawyers, the path to partnership is a straight line: articling, associate, partner, all at the same firm. For others, it's a bit more like a zigzag. In this episode, Jeremy sits down with Ahmed Malik, a lawyer whose career has taken him from... more
I think many people could relate to these conversations even outside of law. Quick and easy listen to which I like.
This is right up my alley and I can’t wait for future episodes. No objections. Five stars.
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The show presents concise, practical guidance for lawyers pursuing private practice success. Each 15-minute episode features an expert discussing actionable strategies for building a thriving career—from navigating partnerships and compensation models to optimizing collaboration with assistants and supporting staff. The format emphasizes real-world frameworks, transparent conversations, and transferable tips that junior and senior lawyers can implement to improve work-life balance, client service, and long-term career satisfaction. A notable strength is its focus on concrete steps, candid industry insights, and a willingness to tackle sensitive topics that affect everyday practice.
Listeners are likely drawn from private practice environme... more
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