I’m Australian lawyer, James d’Apice. Coffee and a Case Note began as a video series where I sip a coffee and chat about recent legal cases. This is the audio version! I hope it brings you value.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
James got to sit down for a chat about his progression through the world of legal practice with the legal Amogh Kadhe, of the ChatterMatters Podcast in early 2024. more
“I’ve retired as a partner. I want market value with no discounts!” more
“You tried to kick me out of the law firm partnership!” more
In March 2024 James had a chat with Josh Lawlor and Monica Walmsley from the Personal Branding Unlocked podcast. more
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James has a natural talent at clearly explaining recent legal cases, and why they matter. I’m very happy to recommend this podcast!
Excellent podcast proving thorough but brief case notes on corporations law in Australia. Well done and thanks!
I found this on LinkedIn too. Very informative and easy to listen to.
I had the pleasure of coming across "coffee and a case note" on LinkedIn, I just say I am a now a HUGE fan! more
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